Author: Binoy Parikh

Promoters/ shareholders often pledge listed/unlisted shares as collateral to secure financing. The pledge may be created,revoked, or invoked by sale/appropriation. A pledge […]

Consider this situation: Company A acquires Company B by way of an amalgamation of Company B into Company A. As consideration, shareholders […]

I recently spoke on Taxsutra’s podcast “Tax Beats”, which delves into the finer nuances of the Income-tax Act, 2025. My episode focused […]

The RBI’s latest policy shift could be a game-changer for Indian deal-making. For decades, promoters and corporates looking at acquisitions were compelled […]

SEBI’s April’s FAQs with respect to disclosure of promoter group goes a step further by requiring listed companies to disclose not just […]

The new Income-tax Act may be a fresh draft, but without real policy shifts, India’s M&A and demerger landscape is still stuck […]

Yesterday, the MCA significantly broadened the scope of fast-track mergers and demergers under section 233 of the Companies Act, 2013, extending it […]

(First published in The Times of India: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/build-or-buy-india-incs-tariff-dilemma/articleshow/123420006.cms) My take on the long term ramifications vis-a-vis the ongoing tariff issue, as quoted […]

(First published on Linkedin) Valuation in a merger or demerger is not a one-size-fits-all exercise. Its role depends on the context: sometimes […]

(First published on Linkedin) The NCLT, Kolkata Bench has recently approved the consolidation of eleven LLPs into a single LLP under Sections […]