Binit Agrawal Does an employee buyout of the distressed airline make sense? Once India’s largest airline, Jet Airways has now ceased all its operations. Saddled with a huge debt, unprofitable operations and […]
Jet, Set, Gone?
When millions have nothing to do: LSPR In Conversation with Vivek Kaul
Binit Agrawal speaks with economic author and commentator Vivek Kaul in an exclusive interview for LSPR. This is the 5th installment to our special series on General Elections 2019 Vivek Kaul is […]
Impact of Kotak Committee Recommendations on Family Businesses In India
Khushi Maheshwari The recommendations of the Kotak Committee are very much a step in the desired direction with respect to transparency and corporate governance aspects; however, it would be difficult to implement […]
Understanding the Amendments to Insider Trading Regulations, 2019
Aman Gupta “The implications and importance of changes brought under the Insider trading regulations are manifold, where the SEBI has taken the recourse to a stricter and accountability-oriented framework regime. Here, the […]
Politics of Employment: The Need for a Structural Shift
Saurabh Gupta The 2019 elections should involve a strong debate on which party has the better policy to bring a structural shift towards the manufacturing sector, to ensure sustained job creation. With […]
Kaizen # 4: Post-regulatory private sector employments and their corporate governance implications
Rohan Kohli There is an urgent need to take cognizance of the employment of former Regulators in the private sector, and respond with an appropriate policy intervention. This post is the 4th […]
Rethinking Commercial Surrogacy: From Criminalization to a Contractual Solution
Anmol Jain and Aditya Saraswat Bringing escrow agreements to rescue affected surrogates instead of creating more crime It would not be wrong to state that the last winter session of the 16th […]
Wealth for Nations: The Rise of Sovereign Wealth Funds in Developing Economies
Binit Agrawal Sovereign Wealth Funds are springing up across the developing world. However, there are concerns in relation to their funding and functioning. Recent successes of Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) have caught […]
Kaizen #3 – Kotak Committee: Separating the position of CEO and the Chairman
Binit Agrawal Imposing a mandatory position on this important corporate structuring issue, especially when there is no proof to indicate that such a change necessarily results in shareholder benefits, may not be […]
Arbitration and International Tax Disputes: India’s approach towards the BEPS Convention
Amrit Singh India should introduce arbitration within its tax treaties Base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) refers to tax avoidance strategies that exploit gaps and mismatches in tax rules to artificially shift profits […]
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