A comprehensive overview of company types in India: private, public and one person company

This article has been written by Ms.Sreejayaa Rajguru, a  1st year LLB (Hons) student of Amity Law School, Amity University college, Noida.   Abstract  In India, the corporate landscape encompasses various organizational structures, each with distinct characteristics and regulatory frameworks. Predominantly, businesses in India operate under three primary company types: private companies, public companies, and…

Legal Aspects of derivatives trading in Banking : Navigating the complex landscape

This article has been written by Mr Sayansh Saxena, a 2nd  year student of Institute of Law Nirma University Bhopal    Introduction Derivative trading has become a very essential feature in the global financial landscape which provides us with many financial options. However the legal landscape related to this has been constantly evolving. The main…

ESG reporting and compliance for Companies

This Article has been written by Ms. Pragati Singh, A Third Year Law Student of Calcutta University, West Bengal Abstract   ESG disclosures play a crucial role for companies. They help companies identify potential risks and assess their ability to sustain in the future. By understanding these risks, companies can take necessary steps to adapt…

Companies Act and the role of registrar of companies (ROC )

This Article has been written by Ms. Pragati Singh, A Third Year Law Student of Calcutta University, West Bengal   Abstract A company  as we know is a legal entity that is formed to conduct business activities. Its main purpose is to generate profits for its owners or shareholders. Companies can be of different types,…

SEBI’s regulatory framework for mutual funds: a critical analysis

This article has been written by Ms. Komolika Srivastava, a final-year student of ILS Law College, Pune.   ABSTRACT This article provides a comprehensive overview of mutual funds in India, unraveling their structure, regulatory framework, and recent categorization changes by SEBI. Serving as collective investment entities, mutual funds offer a professionally managed platform for investors…

Legal aspects of electronic negotiable instruments in Banking

This article has been written by Mr. Viraj Padmakar Gharat, a LLB third-year student of Modern Education Society’s New Law College, (Mahim) Mumbai MH. Abstract: The emergence of Electronic Negotiable Instruments (eNIs) presents a transformative opportunity within the banking sector, offering enhanced efficiency and accessibility in the digital age. However, navigating the legal landscape surrounding…

Banking laws and data privacy : safeguarding Customer Information

This article has been written by Nikhil Rathore a 3rd year student of SVKM’s | NMIMS | SCHOOL OF LAW | INODRE Introduction In the digital age, data has become one of the most valuable resources. With the advent of online banking, customers’ personal and financial data are constantly being processed and stored by banks. This…

Legal implications of E banking: electronic transactions and security research paper

This article has been written by Nikhil Rathore a 3rd year student of SVKM’s | NMIMS | SCHOOL OF LAW | INODRE Introduction The evolution of information technology has revolutionized banking practices, giving rise to a modernized approach known as electronic banking. While traditional banking relied heavily on physical interactions with customers, electronic banking has emerged…

SEBI’s initiatives in promoting green bonds: a sustainable financing approach

This article has been written by Ms. Gayathri Manoj, a 5th year student of presidency university, Bangalore. Abstract This article explores the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)’s efforts in promoting green bonds as a sustainable financing approach. Green bonds have emerged as a significant instrument for financing environmentally friendly projects, and SEBI’s initiatives…

Legal aspects of interbank offered rate (IBOR) Transition in Banking

This article is written by Ms. Aayushi Sinha, a 3rd Year Student of Balaji Law College, Pune.   Abstract: The imminent move away from Interbank Offered Rates (IBORs) presents considerable problems to the global banking system, necessitating a thorough grasp of the legal implications. This article investigates the complex legal ramifications of the switch from…