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Companies incorporated outside India can raise funds from the Indian capital markets through the issue of Indian Depository Receipts (“IDRs”). IDRs allow the issuing foreign companies to access untapped pools of liquidity in the Indian markets.
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Buy-back is a corporate financial strategy whereby a company purchases its own securities with the object of corporate restructuring through stake consolidation, preventing unwelcome takeover bids, achieving optimum capital structure, improving its earning per share etc.
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Labour legislations in India are more comprehensive and vast as compared to other countries and the Indian judiciary has contributed tremendously towards development of laws regulating labour. The development of labour jurisprudence is the outcome of a need for social and economic justice for the...
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The Reserve Bank of India (“RBI“) regularly issues circulars and notifications for creating a favorable economic climate in the country and to facilitate growth in the economy.
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The policy of increased liberalization both on domestic and international sectors has led to a boom in the civil aviation as the domestic passenger carriage, cargo movement, and international air traffic have shown exponential growth. In 2007, the Government of India (“GOI”) adopted a forward...
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