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Regulator develops blockchain platform for security
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is developing a security and covenant monitoring platform using distributed ledger technology (DLT), according to a 13 August circular by the market regulator.
The system, to be...
Corporate and commercial e-interests yield to consumers
A new draft of the e-commerce rules was published in June 2021 and feedback is invited. The rules apply to all goods and services purchased or sold over electronic networks, including non-tangible products and...
Mapping global expertise
As a wave of dealmaking showcases legal prowess around the world, India Business Law Journal reveals the top foreign law firms for India work. By Vandana Chatlani
Well over a year has passed since the...
PSL opens in Bengaluru
PSL Advocates has opened a new office at Gold Towers, 50 Residency Road in Bengaluru. Siddharth Jain, the firm’s co-founding partner, will move to the country’s IT capital to head the office. His practice...
Cabinet reshuffle delays data privacy law
The recent cabinet reshuffle that saw senior ministers leaving their posts will delay the country’s much-awaited data privacy law, legal experts have warned.
The government’s recent announcement saw the departures of: Minister of Law and...
Delays and inconsistent treatment reduce RERA’s effectiveness
RERA, or the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (act) and the Real Estate Regulatory Authority established under it, aimed to balance the interests of the various stakeholders in the real estate ecosystem,...
RBI puts freeze on Mastercard issuances
Mastercard’s failure to comply with the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) directive to store payment data in the country has left private sector banks including HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, RBL Bank and Yes Bank,...
Regulating e-commerce: Do we see oversight or an overdose?
The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution recently proposed amendments to the Consumer Protection (E-commerce) Rules, 2020 (rules). The rules came into force in 2020 and were framed under section 101(2)(zg) of the...
WhatsApp shutters plan to enforce privacy update
Who would have imagined India, without a data privacy law, could make the Facebook-owned messaging service, WhatsApp, change its stance and adopt a more favourable approach to its privacy policy update? This is a...
Indian Law Firm Awards 2021
Vandana Chatlani reports
India has faced a terrible year battling the covid-19 pandemic. Companies and law firm offices shut shop. Homes were turned into work spaces, and lawyers relied on technology to stay connected.
Investments in...
Call to action
What lawyers are doing to provide covid relief – and how you can help
As India reels under a devastating second wave of covid-19, lawyers at domestic and international law firms are coming together to...
Policing the internet
Recently released guidelines giving the government power over social media and news portals are being challenged in court. Freny Patel asks experts whether the new rules are a case of overreach
The release of “draconian”...
Intellect Design Arena appoints new legal chief
K Satish Kumar has joined Chennai-based fintech company Intellect Design Arena as its senior vice president and group chief legal officer. He departs from Ramco Systems, a software services provider, where he had been global...
Data protection becomes a competition issue
Advances in technology and digitisation have led to an increasing focus on the collection and storage of personal data. The collection, storage and use of such data as customers’ contact details and search preferences...
Security by design in digital payment controls
In February 2021, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued the RBI (Digital Payment Security Controls) Directions, 2021 (master directions). The trigger for these regulations was the exponential growth of digital payments and the...
Enthusiasm for healthcare offers new practice opportunities
The covid-19 pandemic has seen changes in practices across the world, ranging from frequent hand washing to revisions of long standing standard contractual clauses. A notable change was in the government budget earlier this...
Insurance in bloom
The foreign ownership cap for the sector is set to be raised to 74%, but prospective investors are waiting for details of yet-to-be announced 'safeguards' before they have a flutter. Freny Patel reports
The proposal...
Disincentives to foreign investment in non-personal data
Global internet-based companies have invested greatly in systems that allow them to harvest and monetise non-personal data. Their incentives to do so in India may soon be reduced. The Committee of Experts on Non-Personal...
WhatsApp case shows need for data privacy law
The Supreme Court may have come down heavily on WhatsApp over the proposed change in its privacy policy, but uncertainty brews as to whether the top court can force the US messaging service to reverse...
Competition watchdog breaks data privacy silence
India’s antitrust authority has finally broken its silence and identified the relationship between data privacy and competition. But although the market study on the telecommunications industry touched upon data privacy issues, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) fell short...
Eyes on the spies
General counsel need to keep a close eye out for unscrupulous anti-counterfeit agencies looking to take their companies for a ride. By Harsh Aggarwal and Roma Arora
The trade in counterfeit and pirated goods worldwide...
Manchanda joins partnership at Chandhiok
Deeksha Manchanda has been inducted into the partnership of Chandhiok & Mahajan.
Previously a counsel at the firm working in the competition and regulatory practice areas, Manchanda specializes in advising clients on all aspects of...
Digital lending in India: Move towards regulation
On 15 January 2021, the Delhi High Court directed the government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to respond to a writ petition filed by Dharanidhar Karimojji (petition) seeking the regulation of digital...
Draft drops mandatory non-personal data sharing
Sense seems to have prevailed as the revised draft of the non-personal data report has dropped the mandatory sharing of non-personal data, at least between private entities, which could result in a conflict with intellectual...
Deals of the Year
India Business Law Journal reveals the most significant deals and disputes of 2020 and the law firms that worked tirelessly in bringing them to fruition. By Rebecca Abraham
The year gone by has been unlike...
Protection for fluid trademarks in India
In order to keep up with a changing world, some companies have used branding and advertising of fluid trademarks (i.e., logos), trade dress in particular. Brand owners have done this during covid-19, trying to...
Policy tweak
The Draft Data Centre Policy 2020 is much needed for the digital economy, but could benefit from single window clearance, economic incentives and protections against misuse of data, writes PM Devaiah
The Draft Data...
TMT specialist returns to L&L
L&L Partners has hired Asim Abbas as a partner in the firm’s New Delhi office. Abbas specializes in technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) and has domain expertise in TMT-related assignments relating to policy, regulatory, contractual, compliance...
How proposed data reform will affect venture capital
The committee studying non-personal data and data governance frameworks has issued a draft report for consultation. The report particularly affects digital businesses including fintech and payment service providers, as it proposes a new regime...
Will it work?
The government is working to implement newly codified labour laws, but how will they fare in a transformed working environment? Ragini Rastogi reports
With the new labour codes having received presidential assent, 29 labour laws...
Crisis point
Enduring one of the most challenging periods in their lives, lawyers tell India Business Law Journal how their firms have been managing and how the violent disruption of the pandemic is forcing change. Gautam...
A metamorphosis
The disruptive effects of the pandemic have prompted in-house counsel to evolve or be rendered irrelevant, writes Nitin Mittal
There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood, leads on...
Greener pastures
What is the best way for a law firm to manage the exit of a star partner? Six senior lawyers share their views with Vandana Chatlani
With the global economy firmly in the grip of...
Pulling the plug
In the aftermath of the TikTok ban Mishi Choudhary, the founder of Software Freedom Law Centre (India), says the government must enact pro-privacy legislation that protects private data from tech companies, regardless of their...
A cut above the rest
India Business Law Journal reveals its leading foreign firms for India work. Vandana Chatlani reports
Life has changed dramatically, and so, too, the process of law and business. Disruption, doubts, and delays caused by the...
Carlyle continues India investment with Nxtra stake
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and L&L Partners advised entities within the Carlyle Group when it agreed to acquire a 25% stake in Bharti Airtel's data centre arm, Nxtra Data.
Bharti Airtel, which will retain the remaining...
Are you being watched?
Governments adopting trace-and-track apps to prevent the spread of the pandemic have raised questions about the ‘right balance’ between pandemic response and privacy considerations. James Nunn-Price and Manish Sehgal set out the risks and...
Managing outsourcing contracts
Outsourcing companies face severe operational challenges under the pandemic and understanding the impact of the force majeure clause and the doctrine of frustration is important in determining recourse for parties. Arijita Kakati and Aparna...
Indian Law Firm Awards 2020
The 2021 Indian Law Firm Awards is out. Click here to see "Indian Law Firm Awards 2021"
And the winners are ... Rebecca Abraham reports
Companies and law firms across India have been grappling with a...
How COVID-19 affects personal health data
Governments and civil societies worldwide are making dramatic efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19. In India, notices have been placed outside the homes of people under quarantine or with the names of those...
India unplugged
As the country grapples with the dual realities of Digital India and being the ‘internet shutdown capital of the world’, Amar Sundram analyses a recent Supreme Court judgment challenging blackout actions in Kashmir.
The Narendra...
The curious case of the privacy sandbox
In December 2019, the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (PDP bill), was introduced in parliament and was then referred to a joint parliamentary committee for review. Compared to the 2018 version, the PDP bill...
When families fail
Is all really fair in love and war?
When it comes to warfare between siblings, or in families, there is often little that is fair or reasonable. As seen in many a Bollywood movie, and...
Deals of the Year 2019
India Business Law Journal reveals the most significant deals and disputes of 2019 and the law firms that worked tirelessly to bring them to fruition
The best transactions for the past year in India came...
Regulating data: Will fintech need a new approach?
Fintech relies heavily on data. Its ability to effectively analyse non-traditional data sources and deliver customized financial products has been vital to the industry. Any law that regulates the manner in which data is...
High court ruling on guarantor cheques
The High Court of Kerala has held that the presumption under section 139 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 (NI Act) applies even to a cheque issued by a guarantor, as it is being...
SC: No defamation protection for intermediaries
The Supreme Court, in Google India Pvt Ltd v Vishakha Industries and Anr, clarified that intermediaries cannot claim protection from defamation under section 79 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (IT Act).
Asbestos manufacture Vishakha...
India in 2020: Tackling sexual harassment
This article is one of four in an annual Vantage Point series where in-house counsel identify key risks and opportunities in the year ahead
With the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition &...
India in 2020: Relief in sight from data protection bill?
This article is one of four in an annual Vantage Point series where in-house counsel identify key risks and opportunities in the year ahead
The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) report on the revised Personal Data...
India in 2020: Digital transformation is key for GCs
This article is one of four in an annual Vantage Point series where in-house counsel identify key risks and opportunities in the year ahead
The need for general counsel (GC) in 2020 will be...
India in 2020: Easing restrictions on foreign investment
This article is one of four in an annual Vantage Point series where in-house counsel identify key risks and opportunities in the year ahead
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a major monetary source for India’s economic...
Juggling act
The evolution of the personal data protection bill is influenced by the need to protect the interests of businesses, the government and the individual, writes Yukti Sharma
India’s journey to a personal data protection law...
PDP bill reaches parliament
The much-awaited Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 (PDP bill) was introduced in the Lok Sabha (lower house) of the parliament on 11 December 2019. The PDP bill has been substantially revised from the draft PDP Bill, 2018, which was...
Privacy law and its commercial implications
On its way to becoming a US$5 trillion economy with nearly 500 million web users, India is second only to China as the largest online market in the world. Increased net penetration, exponential increases...
Hotels are liable for theft of guest’s vehicles
In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court held that in a case of theft of a vehicle given for valet parking, the hotel owner cannot contract out of liability for its negligence, or that...
Committee to look into NPD governance
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has constituted a committee, headed by former Infosys CEO Kris Gopalakrishnan, to explore the governance of non-personal data (NPD). MeitY emphasizes the need to recognize the economic...
How much regulation can intermediaries bear?
Payment gateways (PGs) and payment aggregators (PAs) are payment intermediaries (PIs) that facilitate payments online between a customer and a merchant. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has, so far, adopted a light-touch approach...
The AIs have it
Ritika Sharma explores the legal ramifications of a world dominated by artificial intelligence
Technology is changing the world around us with increasing rapidity. New technologies are being incorporated more and more into our daily lives....
Is government’s plan to ban cryptocurrency warranted?
An inter-ministerial committee (IMC) chaired by Subhash Garg (former secretary of department of economic affairs), which examined issues related to virtual currencies recently, recommended a complete ban on cryptocurrency. The IMC, also submitted a...
RBI’s localization mandate: Cure without a problem?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), recently, issued clarifications to its 6 April 2018 directive on localization of payment data. The directive mandated payment system operators (PSO) to store their entire data relating to...
Twitter debuts in India with ShareChat
Twitter has led a US$100 million round of funding in Mohalla Tech (ShareChat) in its maiden investment in India.
“Twitter doesn’t really invest too much, so this is a rare occurrence,” said a lawyer familiar...
Enter sandbox
Dear Editor,
In an article on the regulatory sandbox proposed by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Shilpa Mankar Ahluwalia gave a comprehensive overview on the guidelines. While she raised concerns such as restrictive eligibility...
Under attack
A US report offers a stinging rebuke to India’s behaviour on matters of intellectual property. But how justified are its criticisms? Corporate counsel Harish Suryavanshi gives his view
On the eve of World Intellectual Property...
Making sense of regulatory sandbox for Fintech startups
Over the past few years India has seen rapid development in the financial technology sector and it has the second highest number of Fintech startups in the world. According to certain estimates, India’s Fintech...
Draft e-commerce policy puts intermediaries in a fix
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade released the draft national e-commerce policy for India on 23 February 2019. Given that “data is the new oil”, the principal focus of the draft...
Think big, act bold
Lawyers weigh in with their demands from the new government
Forecasting the monsoon is not a task for the fainthearted. Despite changing climate patterns, few foresee changes in the reach and reliability of the torrential...
Leaders of the pack
India Business Law Journal reveals the top international law firms for India-related matters. Vandana Chatlani reports.
Five years ago, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi first came to power he was described by former CNN New...
Taking stock
A year since its introduction, Oliver Yaros evaluates the impact of the European data protection regulation
In 25 May 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force. In the initial months EU...
Closer look at Reserve Bank’s proposed regulatory sandbox
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), last month, released a draft of the “Enabling Framework for Regulatory Sandbox”. A sandbox is a framework that allows regulation to evolve and keep pace with innovation in...
Smart cities mission risks ushering in Orwellian future
The Smart Cities Mission was launched by the government in June 2015 with a goal to develop 100 smart cities by 2020 (the deadline has been revised to 2023 now). Though a “smart city”...
Unintended consequences
Fighting online counterfeiting may come at the cost of business
Taking action against counterfeiters is a worthy endeavour. Yet the chances of total victory may be slim, not least because the enemy in question has...
Caught up in courts
Commercial courts and mandatory mediation are welcome steps, but it will take a lot more to unclog the legal system, writes K Satish Kumar of Ramco Systems
Doing business in India is a catch 22...
Parliament in numbers
Continuing our regular coverage of India’s parliamentary sessions, Mandira Kala assesses the performance of the Lok Sabha in the past five years compared with the two previous terms
The 2019 budget session of India's parliament...
India Inc slow to embrace IIoT, finds survey
Indian businesses seem to be taking a wait-and-see approach towards the adoption of industrial internet of things (IIoT), according to a recent report by Osborne Clarke. The report surveyed 40 senior executives in manufacturing,...
Draft e-commerce policy – the devil is in the details
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) issued a revised draft of the National E-commerce Policy (policy) on 23 February 2019 seeking feedback and comments from stakeholders. The policy seeks to...
The International A-List 2019
India Business Law Journal reveals the top 100 India-focused legal experts outside the country
View the A-List 2019
For more than 20 years the opening of India’s legal market to foreign law firms has been the...
Aadhaar Act amendments take steps in right direction
Fintech players in India had effectively leveraged the Aadhaar-based know-your-customer authentication services (Aadhaar KYC) made available by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to onboard customers quickly and at a fraction of the...
Risky business
Why the failure to implement sound risk management practices can place your company in a precarious position. By Akhil Prasad
Businesses have been familiar with risk management for a long time, but recent instances of...
Indian Law Firm Awards, 2019
The 2020 Indian Law Firm Awards is out. Click here to see our full coverage
India Business Law Journal presents the top law firms in India 2018-2019. Rebecca Abraham reports
The challenges and opportunities of the past...
Trolls and trash talk
The speed at which information spreads online can seriously damage a company, and ensuring an adequate grievance mechanism for disgruntled employees is crucial as the law balances ill intent with freedom of speech, writes...
Regulatory conundrum: Whose data is it anyway?
A crisis of trust seems to be brewing over the way data is collected, stored and used. Inadequate and unclear laws, conflicts of interest among stakeholders, and a general lack of understanding about the...
Aadhaar: The way forward for fintech companies
Fintech has caused significant disruption in the financial services industry. Aadhaar (a unique identity number-based on biometric data) was, probably, the single largest factor that contributed to the exponential growth in fintech products in...
Legal frontiers
Leading law firms shed light on the cutting-edge practice areas that are receiving the attention of India’s top legal minds
Internet platform liability
Bankruptcy & insolvency
Data privacy
Taxation
INTERNET PLATFORM LIABILITY
Intermediary liability in India – moving goalposts
The internet...
Intermediary liability in India – moving goalposts
INTERNET PLATFORM LIABILITY
The internet has revolutionized the way we interact; however, it has also brought with it a host of problems such as hate speech, terrorist recruitment, fake news, illegal lobbying, and personal data...
Indian data privacy bill: the road ahead
DATA PRIVACY
The European Commission recently released a set of statistics reflecting on the “compliance, enforcement and awareness” of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which has been in force for over 10 months now....
Deals of the Year 2018
India Business Law Journal reveals the most important deals and disputes of 2018 and the law firms behind them. Gautam Kagalwala reports
Last year mingled pleasure with pain for debt-strapped India, and many of the...
In sickness & health
Rajiv Choubey explores the evolution of law surrounding insolvency and bankruptcy, and how regulations designed to protect sick companies had been misused until the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code was enacted
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016
The...
India in 2019
Three prominent in-house counsel foretell the risks and opportunities in the pharma, data privacy and e-commerce sectors
Pharma: evolving priorities
The year ahead will see pharma companies and their general counsel (GC) continue to grapple with...
2018: The year that was
Aman Abbas and Anant Ghuge review the major legal issues and policy developments that made headlines in India’s mainstream media
The pages, websites and studios of the mainstream media were buzzing with matters before India’s...
Electronic surveillance: Much ado about nothing?
On 20 December 2018, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Cyber and Information Security Division, issued an order authorizing ten security and intelligence agencies to intercept, monitor and decrypt any information generated, transmitted, received...
Aadhar and private firms: State of play of section 57
The Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016 (Aadhaar act), and the related regulations create an extensive framework regulating requesting entities and their usage of Aadhaar information.
In sharp...
Playing catch-up with technology
Laws should ensure the well-being of customers by protecting them, and not Limit their access to financial services, writes Shivli Katyayan
When Greek philosopher Heraclitus (535-475 BC) said “nothing is permanent but change”, little did...
Deciphering data privacy
AlixPartners director David White has investigated financial fraud as part of the US Department of Justice’s multi-agency bank fraud taskforce and has served as special e-discovery counsel for numerous multinational Fortune 100 companies. India...
Genpact’s assistant VP sets up data privacy advisory firm
The legal counsel and assistant vice-president for intellectual property and data privacy at Genpact has set up a consultancy focusing on data privacy and intellectual property (IP).
Srinjoy Banerjee opened an office in Gurugram and...
Law making and policy initiatives in a digital age
As the technological revolution advances, bringing challenges such as Aadhar, privacy, data protection and e-governance, the process of law making and initiating policy has to face its own trials.
In a digital age, the essential...
Big data: A new frontier for competition law
Big data and data-driven innovations have become an important part of our digital society. Big data has the potential to significantly improve services and products. Given the ubiquity and the impact of big data,...
Draft data protection bill: Key points for companies
Following an increase in personal data theft and other digital crimes, a draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, was submitted to the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology by a committee of experts chaired...
Draft data protection law unveiled
The Committee of Experts entrusted with creating a data protection framework for India released India’s long-awaited draft Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018, on 27 July. The draft bill proposes a comprehensive data protection framework...
Trilegal partner pens book on privacy
Trilegal partner Rahul Matthan launched his book Privacy 3.0 at the Nehru Memorial Museum in Delhi on 23 August with columnist and television personality Vir Sanghvi.
Matthan launches his book at a time when the draft Personal...
The state of India’s legal market
Undercutting of legal fees is set to continue, as opposing forces of fragmentation and consolidation battle to shape the legal industry in India. Gautam Kagalwala reports
To coincide with the publication of the 2018-19...
An audacious argument
Can a case be made for working less?
In his paradigm-challenging 1935 essay, titled In praise of idleness, British philosopher Bertrand Russell wrote: “I want to say, in all seriousness, that a great deal of harm...
Legislation for the ‘new gold’
The draft data privacy bill shows that global best practices were considered, but somewhere these were lost in translation, writes Srinjoy Banerjee
George Orwell’s famous novel 1984 immediately comes to mind when reading the report...
One head, many hats
Today’s general counsel performs many roles – counsellor, information gatekeeper during a crisis, business strategist and others at different times, writes Preeti Balwani
Abusy airport, a bustling waiting lounge and an emergency. A large client...
High fliers
Lawyers from around the world have had a busy year in India working on deals while adhering to the country’s ‘fly-in fly-out’ model. India Business Law Journal reveals the top international firms that are...
Challenges ahead for policy on digital communications
Technology is changing and so is the way we live and communicate. As information and communications technology evolves, the policy and regulatory structure must also change, to enable people to access newer, emerging technologies....
In two minds
Ambivalent attitude towards foreign investors has its drawbacks
Yes, we offer protections for foreign investment, but no, we cannot say we won’t change our mind about it. This seems to have been the government’s mantra...
David beats Goliath
Trademark ruling makes international brand owners tremble
Few people would describe the name Prius as anything other than the marque of Toyota’s iconic hybrid car. Even so, there was not much reaction from the press...
Trademark toolkit
Smart strategies to protect your marks inside and outside the courts. Vandana Chatlani reports
Last July, the Supreme Court observed “a disturbing trend” of intellectual property (IP) disputes failing to reach the disposal stage due...
Safeguarding secrets
How can companies prevent former employees from using confidential information once they’ve walked out the door?
Kiran Radhakrishnan explains
In order to maintain a competitive edge in an era of globalization and increasingly liberalized markets, businesses...
Innovation and patent protection for startups
Protecting innovations at every stage of their life-cycle is of utmost importance for all startups. Patents are one way to do this. Patents are exclusive intellectual property rights (IPR) that can effectively prevent others...
Regulation of outsourcing finally extended to NBFCs
Outsourcing has become increasingly complex. The world over, laws and regulatory frameworks have been put in place to permit execution and management to take place outside, while ensuring that the key risks and responsibilities...
True colours
Corporate counsel associations portray themselves as friend, adviser and management guide for in-house counsel. But are they delivering the goods? Gautam Kagalwala reports
In-house counsel are well aware of the services of corporate counsel associations...
Indian Law Firm Awards 2017
Find the latest winners of the top law firms in 2018-2019 here
India Business Law Journal names the top law firms in India 2017-18.
Rebecca Abraham reports
By all accounts, 2017 has provided both opportunities and...
Deals of the Year 2017
India Business Law Journal showcases the most significant deals of 2017 and the law firms behind them. Nandini Lakshman reports
The overarching theme in India in 2017 was demonetization. It ravaged the economy, slackened the...
India in 2018
In-house counsel foretell the key issues and developments that will shape the country’s business and legal environment in the year ahead
DIBYOJYOTI MAINAK
India’s ‘start-up boom’ has seen a considerable decline over the last year especially...
Discordant voices
Sunlight, as US Justice Louis Brandeis famously said, is the best disinfectant
When four judges of the Supreme Court recently spoke out about what they see as abuse of power by the chief justice of...
A time for prudence
The insolvency code is being wielded against real estate companies that accumulated large debts in order to outpace the competition. Tushar Chawla, Alpana Srivastava and Ishani Nayyar explain
India’s new insolvency regulations i.e. the Insolvency and Bankruptcy...
Boards must plan to meet EU data protection norms
Challenges of identity theft, cybercrime, profile data breaches, unauthorized extraction and sale of personal data have increased the trust deficit between individuals and business initiatives. While big data (compared to oil by many thinkers)...
