Private credit is the fastest-growing institutional asset class in the world, which has greatly evolved since the 2008-09 financial crisis to firmly establish itself as major source of finance for any economy. In India, following the continued bank NPAs and the NBFC crisis, private credit has started playing a key role for corporates. By L Viswanathan, Partner (Chair – Finance, Projects and Insolvency) & Sangita John, Partner (Photo Credit: Financial Express)
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Factors which highlights why India can emerge as the hub for the Asian expansion of Japanese investors from an investment destination and target market perspective. By Rishabh Shroff, Partner and Co-head (Private Client Practice) (Photo Credit: Asia Business Law Journal)
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on 24 November 2009 issued directions under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSSA), to safeguard the interests of end-consumers and ensure timely payments to merchants (intermediaries circular). By Partners Anu Tiwari and Rohan Banerjee
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The article looks at how private participation in farming can go beyond the purchase of farm produce, and examines areas where legislative clarity may help. (Photo Credit: Livemint.com)
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The need of the hour is striking the balance between upholding India’s reputation to abide by its international commitments as against its ability to change tax laws to meet its economic requirements. By Head (International Taxation) Daksha Baxi, Partner Radhika Dubey and Associate Sanskriti Sidana (Photo Credit: Bar and Bench)
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The chapter covers developments in the corporate lending and secured finance markets in India, and on the challenges and opportunities facing market participants. By Partner (Chair- Finance, Projects and Insolvency) L. Viswanathan & Partner Dhananjay Kumar
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