INTRODUCTION **Shravan Anande The recent indictment of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani by U.S. prosecutors has sent shockwaves through both financial and legal corridors. Accused of orchestrating a multi-billion-dollar bribery and fraud scheme to secure solar power contracts, the charges include foreign bribery, securities fraud, and conspiracy. As the Adani Group vehemently denies these allegations, branding […] The post THE ADANI CASE appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more

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**Debanshu Mukherjee and Neha Lodha Effective pension systems are a key financial measure for ageing economies. While India has one of the youngest populations in the world today, the median age of our population is likely to change rapidly in the years to come.  As per the India Aging Report 2023, individuals aged 60 and […] The post One Nation, One Pension System  appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more

Isha Ahlawat** Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are often endorsed as stimulants of economic growth, infusing businesses with the capital they require to expand, innovate, and generate jobs. In 2023, India’s surging stock market witnessed 57 new IPOs, raising a combined total of $5.9 billion – the fourth highest annual amount raised in the past decade. […] The post IPO Funds: Diversion and Commercial Flexibility appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more

About the Webinar Vidhi’s upcoming webinar will delve into the legal duties and liabilities of directors during two stages: borderline insolvency and insolvency. The webinar aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of this concept, with a focus on analyzing the similarities and differences between the current frameworks in India and the United Kingdom. About the […] The post Directors’ Responsibilities in Financially Troubled Times appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more

About the Series Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy in collaboration with the India International Centre is hosting a series ‘The Working of the Indian Constitution: Stories and Scholarship’. As a part of this initiative, every month Vidhi will be hosting the ‘Great Cases’ series, which aims to foster in-depth discussions on landmark rulings that have […] The post Great Cases Series | Discussion 2 | The Group of Companies Case appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more

Conceptualizing Regulation & Self-Regulation  Regulatory instruments are ordinarily characterized by four pillars:  Conventionally, ‘self-regulation’ is viewed as a first-level alternative to traditional government regulation. It refers to any system of regulation in which the regulatory target – either at the individual-firm level or sometimes through an industry association that represents targets – imposes commands and […] The post Limits of the Self appeared first on Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy ..read more