The article discusses the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Indian securities markets, emphasizing that the existing SEBI PFUTP Regulations are inadequate to address automated market manipulation due to their reliance on human intent. It proposes regulatory reforms, including a shift to a pattern-based standard and enhanced broker accountability, to ensure fair trading practices.
Category Archives: corporate governance
Googly or Full Toss? How Indian Competition Law Has Struggled to Bowl Out the BCCI
The BCCI, a dominant force in Indian cricket, has faced scrutiny under competition laws for its monopolistic practices, including player contracts and media rights. Despite past penalties, meaningful reforms remain absent. The 2023 Competition (Amendment) Act empowers the CCI to impose structural changes rather than just fines, highlighting the need for effective regulation.
The Ambit of Executive Power: Analyzing the Delhi High Court’s verdict
On 15th December 2021, the Delhi High Court gave its verdict in a highly controversial matter discerning the scope of the executive’s power of delegated legislation in absence of explicit instructions while interpreting the provisions in the light of the taxation laws. While hearing 1346 petitions in the case of Mon Mohan Kohli Vs ACIT,ContinueContinue reading “The Ambit of Executive Power: Analyzing the Delhi High Court’s verdict”
Corporate Frauds in India from 1992-2019
In this article Avantika Banerjee traces the history of the corporate frauds in India from 1992-2019. She also emphasizes on how these scams have shaped the corporate laws in India.
Criminalisation of Cartel Conduct: A Desirable Change?
“People of the same trade seldom meet together, even for merriment and diversion, but the conversation ends in a conspiracy against the public, or in some contrivance to raise prices.”Adam Smith When competing business firms form organization, by way of collusion, to indulge in anti-competitive practices aimed at illicitly maximising their profits, then they areContinueContinue reading “Criminalisation of Cartel Conduct: A Desirable Change?”
Case Comment: Gary Kremen v. Stephen Michael Cohen
The analysis of this judgment deals with the question as to whether a registrant of an internet domain name has an intangible property right in that domain name such that wrongful disposition of that property can constitute the tort of conversion?
Virtual board meetings – corporate governance redefined
Like all the other spheres of life today ‘virtual is the new real’ even for the corporates. In this pandemic if something is holding the economies of the world and has been able to avoid the devastations of economic crisis in the form of Inflation i.e., the smooth running of the business eco system. InContinueContinue reading “Virtual board meetings – corporate governance redefined”
The Securities Laws of India and The USA- A Critical Analysis
This blog deals with the analysis of the structure of the legal system developed by India and USA to alleviate the systemic problems in the securities laws. It also chalks out the differences between the implementation of the established legal mechanisms.
An Overview of the Banking Ombudsman Scheme in India
With the liberalisation, privatisation, and globalisation (“LPG”)surge engulfing India in the ’90s, an immediate need to make Indian banks competent and internationally viable was felt.
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award in India
Introduction International Trade and commerce has always held an important place in the economy of any country, hence exchange of contract between inter-state parties is the norm. It becomes tricky to hold other parties liable for not fulfilling their obligations when it comes to litigation in a foreign court. Therefore the existence of arbitration agreementContinueContinue reading “Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award in India”