This article has been written by Dharmvir Brahmbhatt and Devarsh Shah, students at Gujarat National Law University, Gujarat.
Category: Securities Law
Examining the Supreme Court’s Stance on the Electoral Bond Scheme: Right to Know and the Span of the Scheme
This article has been written by Vaibhav Yadav, student at National Law University, Delhi.
Informant mechanism in India and whistleblower in USA: A step towards curbing insider trading
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) has always understood the need to curb the cases of insider trading in India as, in the past, many such instances have stirred up the entire structure and system of the securities market. To keep the confidence of the investors in the market, a need for a regulation was felt that aids the proper functioning of the market, thereby boosting the economy of the country. The SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading Regulations), 2015 (“PIT Regulations, 2015”) was a major step taken by SEBI in this direction. However, even after
Overseas direct listing: Propitious step for Indian companies
The article has been authored by Varun Singh and Simran Sabharwal, students at Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law.
The intricacies of the WhatsApp Leak case and SEBI’s rationale: An analysis
This article has been authored by Anurag Mohan Bhatnagar and Amiya Krishna Upadhyay, students at National Law University, Odisha.
Superiority of the IBC over SEBI Act: Analysing the power of COC
This article has been authored by Lubhanshi Rai, student at Amity Law School Delhi (GGSIP University).
Equity based compensation during the global liquidity crunch
This article has been authored by Sridutt Mishra and Medhashree Verma, students at National Law University, Odisha.