Third-party funding in India and the practical challenges it faces, while calling on the government to acknowledge its legality and make it available to litigants in the wake of Covid-19. By Partner (Head – International Arbitration) Shaneen Parikh and Senior Associate Anand Mohan. (Photo Credit: Global Arbitration Review)
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At the ongoing COP 26 Summit in Glasgow, India assured its cooperation to tackle climate change in earnest. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a few ambitious targets at the Summit, most of which have a 2030 deadline. By Partner (Chair – Finance, Projects & Insolvency) L. Viswanathan. (Photo Credit: Business Standard)
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In accessing financial services or products, individuals are often required to share financial information stored with other entities. The lack of a centralised mechanism to access information makes the process time-consuming and often unreliable. By Partner (Co-Head – Fintech) Anu Tiwari, Partner Anindita Bhowmik and Associates Janak Panicker and Rohil Deshpande.
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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
