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India’s New Global M&A Flavour: Cash-free M&A, SPACs, Roll-ups now possible?
Foreign expansion of Indian companies gets a boost – offshore acquisitions now allowed by share swaps SPACs and roll-ups greenlit – foreign investors can now acquire Indian companies by a share swap….
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Should investors be subjected to “gift-tax” when subscribing to listed shares?
Listed companies generally issue the shares at SEBI mandated floor price. However, allotment of shares due to procedural requirements can happen only after a month or more resulting in stock price run up and notional gains This run up in market price may inadvertently be caught under ambit of “gift tax”, which seeks to tax…
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Should Holding Companies Like Tata Sons Be Forced to List?
Should Holding Companies Like Tata Sons Be Forced to List? August 14, 2024 Author: Sharia Shoaib What? RBI’s Scale Based Regulations (SBR) classified Tata Sons, a core investment company (CIC) in the upper layer of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFC-UL) in September 2022, subjecting it to the mandatory listing requirement by September 2025 SBR for NBFCs…
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SEBI Reaffirms Its Linde Order: Non-Cash Deal Terms Must Be Valued
SEBI Reaffirms Its Linde Order: Non-Cash Deal Terms Must Be Valued July 30, 2024 Authors: Shreejith R & Payaswini Upadhyay What? SEBI reiterates its order against Linde India; finds the company in violation of related party provisions under the Listing Regulations Linde had entered into a joint venture with Praxair, its unlisted associate. They also…
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Employee Incentivisation in InvITs – What is SEBI regulating?
SEBI introduces framework for unit-based employee benefit plans for employees of the investment manager of the InvIT. All such plans now to be managed through an employee benefit trust (EBT) Trust can acquire units from the secondary market or get them from the manager (swapped for management fees) – in each case subject to 60%…
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SEBI vs Hindenburg: Separating The Law From The Noise
SEBI issues show-cause notice to Hindenburg, alleges violation of securities laws and fraud Hindenburg in its public response calls SEBI’s notice as ‘non-sense’ and lacking substance ….
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Chevron Deference Struck Down: End of Regulator as Judge, Jury and Executioner?
Chevron Deference Struck Down: End of Regulator as Judge, Jury and Executioner? July 11, 2004 Authors: Sidharth Kumar & Shivam Yadav What? The United States Supreme Court has struck down a doctrine of administrative law known as “Chevron deference” in Loper Bright v. Raimondo, by a majority of 6-3 The doctrine held that federal courts…
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The Road To Take-Private In India: What’s The Most Efficient Route For Deal-Making?
Fixed price delisting debuts as an alternative to RBB, but lackluster in the absence of counter-offer ability Reverse Book Building (RBB) made a bit more palatable with easing of counteroffer mechanics, yet route continues to remain inadequate ….
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IPO-Bound Companies: SEBI Sees Private Equity’s POV
IPO-Bound Companies: SEBI Sees Private Equity’s POV June 27, 2024 Authors: Anirudha Sapre & Payaswini Upadhyay What? SEBI, in an advisory to merchant banks, has allowed for investor protection rights of a shareholder (such as board seat, veto, pre-emptive rights etc) to continue till the company is listed SEBI’s earlier advisory [dated May 29] required…
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Telangana High Court’s GAAR Ruling: Much Ado About Nothing?
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