India
Foreign investors in the Indian market need to ensure that their ESG policies and programmes comply with an increasingly complex regulatory framework
As Indian in-house counsel grapple with increasing ESG and data risks, law firms play a key role in advising clients to prepare for regulatory compliance
From cultural integration to due diligence, foreign investors entering the Indian market need to plan carefully prior to an acquisition
From artificial intelligence to renewable energy, inbound M&A transactions from the US, Europe and the Middle East are expected to rise in India as investors hunt for deals
Recent developments from SEBI could be the start of a slew of measures to attract international companies to consider India as a secondary listing option
Singhania & Co lawyers provide a guide for companies aspiring to do an IPO in India
Linklaters’ Amit Singh explains the intricacies of a legally innovative deal from India
Strategies such as deferred closing and increased post-closing cooperation can help to bridge valuation gaps between buyers and sellers
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Sponsored by Cyril Amarchand MangaldasRecord levels of household savings provide a great opportunity for green deposit schemes in India. Arjun Goswami, Ganesh Gopalakrishnan and Anmol Jain of Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas explore how they can be promoted and regulated
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