Relaxing composition norms, tender reforms and capital support measures are among the changes that the ministry of corporate affairs is planning to build globally competitive domestic auditors
The gap in the Income-Tax Bill, 2025 may hurt MSMEs and startups, which have been relying on simplified restructuring routes
After its Board meeting on Sept 30, the regulator announced a set of new norms to speed up rights issue, including one on what to do with the unsubscribed portion of an issue
The directive, issued on September 19, was in response to a petition filed by Bengaluru-based portfolio manager Manu Rishi Gupta, who had raised objections to the delisting of ICICI Securities.
The approval has been withheld due to apparent non-compliance with a Companies Act provision which states that an unlisted company cannot offer its shares to more than 200 people in a financial year, without making a public offering.
The company says it has responded to the ministry's queries and has no Chinese investor now
The notices allege that the Chinese nationals were in violation of a 2022 MCA circular, which makes it mandatory for Indian firms to take the Centre's clearance for such board appointments
In order to unclog NCLT, which has been facing criticism over delays, the government plans to add new benches to exclusively hear cases filed under the Companies Act, 2013.
The decriminalisation of these Acts is likely to be a part of Jan Vishwas Bill II. The next edition of the Jan Vishwas Bill is likely to decriminalise a total of over 100 provisions in various Acts, including the Income-Tax Act.
The government is preparing a roadmap for the next 25 years, and drawing up plans for the first 100 days of the BJP’s third term in power.
The committee, which is considering stronger regulations for unlisted companies, was set up in the wake of governance issues coming to light at a number of companies.
The government on March 8 raised the threshold for combination filing i.e. smaller business deals, including mergers and acquisitions, to happen without prior approval of the Competition Commission Of India (CCI). This move has been welcomed as a positive step by industry and experts.
The NCLT issued notice in the plea and sought for BharatPe's response to it. The case is now likely to come up for hearing in April 2024
Senior advocate Janak Dwarkadas, who appeared to ZEEL told the NCLT that since it was the tribunal that had approved the merger, it has jurisdiction to entertain petitions to implement the merger.
About three-quarters (74 percent) cite the retirement of a director as the reason they are undergoing a refresh, and one in two (48 percent) aim to infuse new skill sets into their boards, according to the 2024 Heidrick & Struggles India CEO and Board Survey.
The apex court said the vesting of securities in favour of the nominee was for the limited purpose of ensuring there is no confusion pertaining to the legal formalities to be undertaken upon the death of the holder.
The case came up for hearing on December 6, wherein his lawyer sought additional time to address the tribunal on maintainability. The case will now come up for hearing on January 11.
On October 6, the apex court passed an order setting November 15 as the deadline for courts and tribunals across the country to offer the virtual hearing option.
It's been ten years since the Companies Act was modernised. What has changed and what remains to be done
Haldiram had sought a demerger and an amalgamation of different sets of companies whose paid-up share capital ranged from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 10 crore
The board, at its meeting held on July 3, 2023, had advised the management to obtain opinion from external and independent experts to consider whether the requisition notice received on June 29, 2023, met the criteria for a valid requisition under the applicable provisions of the Companies Act, 2013 to call an EGM
The cases being withdrawn under the Special Drive-II are corollary to the amendment brought out by the Government vide the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2020 for decriminalisation of offences under the Companies Act, 2013.
The finfluencer said he did not know about the two DINs in his name, and will be surrendering the first one on June 1
SEBI’s proposal is that all directors should be subject to the majority shareholders’ will. But they already are since the same majority can remove any such ‘permanent’ director at any time
By introducing civil liabilities such as fines to deal with simple defaults that do not involve fraud or purely procedural aspects, the government has demonstrated its intent to promote ease of doing business for domestic and global investors