Corporate Law Articles
Mutual Funds and its future
Mutual fund refer to investment that is made by a group of investor and managed by an investment manager to make the investment on their behalf in various securities and bonds, and the benefit or profit is divided proportionately among the investor in respect of the money invested by each of them.
SEBI (Listing obligations and disclosure requirements) (Sixth Amendment) Regulations, 2022
Analysis on - SEBI (Listing obligations and disclosure requirements) (Sixth Amendment) Regulations, 2022
All about PEO Co-employment
Co-employment is the term used to describe the relationship between two or more employers where each has specific real or potential legal responsibilities to the same worker or group of workers.
Implementing Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) in an organization
Most of the organization till date view the risk, governance and compliance in Silo resulting in miscommunication, inter-departmental tensions and lack of integrated approach which mostly results in inefficiencies.
All about E-Governance
It refers to the performance of governance via the electronic medium in order to provide an efficient, speedy & transparent process & performing government administration activities. The system aims at moving from paper based to nearly paperless environment.
What is the partnership deed and how to make it?
A partnership is a business where an agreement between two or more people is made.
Applicability of Ind AS 19 on NBFCs, Banks and Insurance Companies
This Article is an attempt to describe about requirement of Actuarial Valuations for compliance of Indian Accounting Standard 19 - IndAS 19 by Indian Listed Companies, NBFC's & Banks.
XBRL Applicability on Filing Annual Accounts
eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is a language for the electronic communication of business and financial data which is revolutionizing business reporting around the world
Consequences of mentioning of round off figure in AOC-4
In this article, the author shall discuss a very famous issue of Company Secretaries that is in relation to Round Off.
Analysis of Turquand Rule and its exceptions
The Turquand rule is founded in common law. It serves to protect bona fide third parties who are not aware of any internal irregularities of a company which may result in affecting the validity of a contract/transaction with the company.
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