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Externalization is the strategy of incorporating holding companies in offshore jurisdictions for tax optimization and operational stability.

The Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") vide Circular No.131 dated February 12, 2018 ("Circular") issued a generic framework and instructions to resolve the stressed assets in the economy.

The resolution mechanism of "Arbitration" which allows disputes between the parties to be resolved outside of the conventional court has gained significant prevalence and is often used to resolve commercial disputes.

Branding, customer data, technology such as software, mobile applications, etc., form an integral part of the intellectual property (IP) portfolio of any start-up company.

The real estate sector in India has always been looked upon as an unorganized sector governed by diverse state laws and particularly lacking the transparency and accountability of the promoters/developers to the buyers...

The period from 2006 to 2011 witnessed a significant inflow of private equity investment into India, making it the second most favoured investment destination after China.

Employee stock option plans (ESOPs) are being widely used by both public companies and startups as a means of monetary compensation and to provide incentives for employees.

In this era of shrinking global markets, Mergers & Acquisitions ('M&A') are used as instruments of growth and to gain easy market access.

India is seeing a boom in private investments in e-commerce and technology startups and a large number of funds have invested billions of US dollars in such online companies.

As per a 2015 survey by Nasscom (the National Association of Software and Service Companies) India has paved the way to secure the third position in the world with three to four startups emerging every day, primarily in the areas of e-commerce, consumer services and aggregators.

With increased globalization and the growth of information technology, the import of technical know-how, acquisition of software and technical services is not very uncommon in developing economies like ours.

While the economy is witnessing a fast transition from "offline" to "online" markets and there is a sturdy buzz of "demonetization" and "one click" access to everything, . . .

Owing to the favorable regulatory regime in India and considerations such as diversification, competition and access to growing markets, cross border mergers involving Indian companies is expected to go up in volume and size.

Our souls still tremor with the horrors of disaster which took place in 1984, commonly remembered as the infamous ‘Bhopal Gas Leakage Disaster', however the more shocking side is the behavior of...

In yet another investor friendly move, the Delhi High Court in the case of Cruz City 1 Mauritius Holdings v. Unitech Limited, upheld the enforcement of foreign arbitral award in India ...

E-commerce marketplaces have been a game changer when it comes to online retail trading in India. The e-commerce market players have been resorting to any means possible to acquire a customer base...

In order to catalyse entrepreneurship by enabling angel investments to innovators across all sections of society and all sectors of economy, a Gazette notification in partial modification of Gazette Notification number G.S.R 364 (E) ...