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[By Gagireddy Vyshnavi Reddy] The author is a student of Tamil Nadu National Law University. Part-1 With the advancement of technology, the incorporation of algorithm strategies into the trading of securities has emerged and has been growing at an exponential rate since then. The provision of algorithm strategies for the purpose of trading securities can be sought in two ways, where one of them is by the...
[By Lakshita Bhatt] The author is a student of Kes Shri Jayantilal H. Patel Law College. Introduction The much-anticipated merger between Sony Entertainment, herein referred to as “Sony,” and Zee Entertainment, herein referred to as “Zee,” faced numerous challenges that ultimately led to its unravelling fate. Although the merger had the potential to transform the Indian media and entertainment sector, internal conflicts and regulatory challenges stalled its...
[By Kanha Shrivastava] The author is a student of University of Petroleum and Energy Studies. Introduction The NCLT in SBI v. Teena Saraswat Pandey, IRP of Indison Agro Foods Ltd. effectively appointed the Interim Resolution Professional (hereinafter “IRP”) as the Deemed Resolution Professional by directing the IRP to continue performing the functions of a Resolution Professional (hereinafter “RP”) as a “Deemed RP” and barring any further applications for replacement. This...
[By Runjhun Sharma] The author is a student of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University. Introduction Indian commercial landscape has encountered a wide array of variations throughout the entire course of this decade. Regulatory authorities face the challenge of ensuring smooth transitions and efficient transactions amidst increased accessibility to financial services and digitization of the economy To underpin this assertion, the author highlights the shift in...
[By Soujanya Boxy & Shourya Mitra] The authors are students of National Law University, Odisha and Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana respectively. Introduction The new-age digital world is increasingly embroiled in a complex interplay between tech giants and market fairness regulators. Striking a balance between effective regulation and fostering innovation has become more crucial than ever. Apple, designated as a “gatekeeper” under the European Union’s (‘EU’)...
[By Santripta Swain] The author is a student of National Law University Odisha. Introduction Recently, SEBI has been heavily criticised for its conflicting and lackadaisical approach in dealing with the securities matters. The Appellate Courts of different forums – the Supreme Court, High Court, or Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) have time and again been disappointed with the market regulator for its persistent non-compliance and, at times, non-uniformity...
[By Shyama Singh] The author is a student of Gujarat National Law University, Gujarat. Background Through an informal guidance by way of an ‘interpretative letter’ dated 21st July 2023, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) clarified whether open offer obligations under Regulation 3(3) of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 2011 (“SEBI SAST Regulations”) or Takeover Code...
[By RS Sanjanaa & Sahil Agarwal] The authors are students of Symbiosis Law School, Pune and Government Law College, Mumbai respectively. [I.] Introduction The Indian Government has allowed public companies to directly list and issue their equity shares on international exchanges. This move is aimed at bolstering the Indian economy by allowing companies (especially start-ups and technology companies) to access global markets for the purpose of raising...