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Microfinance Institutions Bill: return of the prodigal son

By Sawant Singh and Hemant Krishna V, Phoenix Legal

Amalgamations: court no judge of commercial wisdom

By Shilpa Shah and Sharan A Kukreja, Singhania & Partners

Mergers in general insurance sector: soon to be a reality

By Saket Shukla and Arun Madhu, Phoenix Legal

Court intervention in the reduction of share capital

By Anuj Prasad, Anu Susan Abraham and Priyanka Sant, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co

Urban water supply and sanitation: reforms needed

By Saurabh Bhasin and Pia Singh, Trilegal

Section 22 of Companies Act v scope of passing off

By Amaya Singh, Lex Orbis IP Practice

Course correction on free transferability of shares

By Amit Kumar, Arvind Sharma and Ambarish Mohanty, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co

Foreign investment through convertible securities

By Rajat Sethi and Tanya Aggarwal, S&R Associates

Pre-emptive clauses in public companies void

By Vivek Vashi, Bharucha & Partners

Investing in India through convertible instruments

By Uday Walia, S&R Associates

Acquisition, delisting and minority squeeze-out

By Uday Walia, S&R Associates

QIBs: a need for rebalanced regulations

By Shardul Thacker, Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe

Investment climate requires clarity on ‘superior rights’

By Sawant Singh and Arun Madhu,Phoenix Legal

Changing guidelines for defence sector

By Rajat Sethi,S&R Associates

Pledge disclosures: a rule or an exception?

By Vandana Sekhri and Prachi Loona,Juris Corp
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA

Corporate governance: A paradigm shift needed

By Priti Suri,PSA

Analysing restrictions on the transfer of shares

By Harry Chawla and Chandrasekhar Tampi,Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA

Give teeth to the audit committees

By Priti Suri,PSA

FCEBs – Understanding a new debt instrument

By Shardul Shroff,Dharini Mathur,Rahul Singh, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co

The changing regulatory mechanics of M&A

By Ravi Singhania, Singhania & Partners

FDI in print media promises readers more variety

By Gautam Khaitan,OP Khaitan & Co
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA

Corporate criminal liability: the long road ahead

By Priti Suri,PSA

Contract mergers: Aiding corporate efficiency

By Shardul Shroff, Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co
Priti Suri,Safeena Mendiratta,PSA Legal Counsellors

Code of conduct for company directors

By Priti Suri and Safeena Mendiratta,PSA Legal Counsellors
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA

Code of conduct for directors duties

By Priti Suri,PSA
Priti Suri,Nikita Ved,PSA

Domestic hurdles curtail leveraged buy-outs

By Priti Suri and Nikita Ved,PSA
PSA investors

Closed boardrooms discourage investors

By Priti Suri and Priyatha Rao, PSA Legal Counsellors
Priti Suri,Proprietor,PSA

Preference shares: No longer preferable

By Priti Suri, PSA

Employees play their own role in corporate mergers

By Diljeet Titus and Niranjan Raj, Titus & Co

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