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Buyback refers to the corporate action wherein a company purchases its own outstanding shares from the existing shareholders at a price higher than the market value. A company buys back...
MOREWith the rise in global competition, companies engage in more M&A transactions to attain top-line growth and increase shareholder value. Businesses tend to explore new avenues for sustainable success. Leading...
MOREThe Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 has emerged as one of the key statutes under Section 29A that determines the eligibility of Resolution Applicant during the Insolvency Resolution Process. The...
MOREOverview When a company is in its incorporation stage, it is best to have a legal agreement that lays down the roles and responsibilities of the persons associated with the...
MOREOne of the best ways to expand and grow a business is by way of merging with or acquiring or takeover of another business. The concept of mergers means when...
MOREWith the change in time, the corporate world has undergone a whole new level of advancement. It compels all the small and medium enterprises to pace up with the dynamic...
MOREBuyback of shares is opposite and contrary to the issue of shares by a company. The reason behind the same is that in the case of buyback of shares, instead...
MOREComing from a strong year of 2018, the global market of Merger and Acquisition slowed in 2019. While the worldwidemarket announced that the volume of transactionswas in line with the...
MOREA shortage of finances is inevitable while running a business that compels an entrepreneur to explore fundraising methods. The Company Act 2013 prescribes various ways to raise the company’s capital,...
MOREWhen people with a mutual social, cultural, and economic interests join together to form an establishment, it is known as Cooperative Society. The fundamental objective of a Cooperative Society is...
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