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NBFCs are financial institutions that are registered under the Companies Act, 2013, and regulated under Section 45-I of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934. Such entities carry the business...
MOREPeer to Peer abbreviated as P2P is an online lending platform that enables an individual to avail loans from another individual without the need of any intermediary. P2P platform connects...
MOREIn order to raise the company’s subscribed share capital, additional capital shares are issued by way of the Rights Issue. However, instead of issuing the shares to the public at...
MOREThe Indian automobile industry is running at the top gear, and it is anticipated to become 3rd largest automotive market worldwide by the year 2026. Presently, the industry manufactures around...
MOREBuyback of shares is a process of financial engineering and is one amongst the several provisions of the Companies Act, 2013[1] that allows a company to buy its own shares...
MOREThe barter system may have ended a long time back, but in the modern arena, companies have adopted a new method of offering their securities in exchange for cash. Such...
MOREBuyback is a corporate technique wherein a company repurchases its outstanding shares from the existing shareholders to extinguish their numbers in the open market. Companies prefer to buy back shares...
MOREA Trademark in India is a visual representation or symbol that can be in the form of a word, name, label, colour combination, numbers, etc. used by the business in...
MOREIn the process of due diligence that precedes a merger or an acquisition, it is essential to take account of the target company’s strengths and assets, along with their weaknesses...
MOREM&A is an efficient strategy that helps a business to grow and expand by forming synergies through resource optimization & asset consolidation. With a rapid increase in competition, companies are...
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