Tag: Corporate governance
New rules on listed companies’ governance
China updates governance rules for listed firms, abolishing supervisory boards and redefining shareholder rights
Independent directors have a job to do
Independent directors face rising liability as SEBI and courts demand greater diligence and accountability
Who’s to blame?
Should directors be personally liable for wrongdoing when impleaded in a case?
Diversity on boards reflects what society looks like
The board of directors oversees top-level decisions and sets the tone for a company’s operations and public image
Sneha Nagvekar now a partner at Veritas Legal
M&A specialist Sneha Nagvekar has joined Veritas Legal as a partner, bringing over a decade of experience with a focus on public M&A
Key issues in series financing under BVI, Cayman Islands law
The BVI and Cayman Islands offer flexible, cost-effective solutions for series financing
IndiaMART InterMESH revamps board
IndiaMART InterMESH appointed Manish Vij as a non-executive independent director and Manoj Bhargava as an executive director
Corporate India breathes easier as demat deadline extends to June
MCA extended the deadline for mandatory securities dematerialization to 30 June 2025, easing pressure on private companies
MCA extends deadline for filing financial statements
MCA extended the deadline for Indian companies to file financial statements under the Companies Act, 2013
Wilson Sonsini latest US firm to shut down in Beijing
Wilson Sonsini, based in Silicon Valley, confirms closing its Beijing office after deciding not to renew its lease
Zimmer Biomet recruits Vivek Malhotra as director-legal
Vivek Malhotra is now legal director (South Asia) at Zimmer Biomet
Compliance framework pending for SOEs
Forewarned is forearmed
Dispute experts from frontier law firms expound on the standout legal issues in an era of tightened regulation
Edtech’s legal landscape
Regulations for edtech compliance are changing, and one expert is urging businesses to get up to speed
Strengthening corporate integrity: Whistleblowing trends and best practices
Whistleblowing policies are key to corporate accountability and transparency in India’s growing economy
Whistleblowing should be heard throughout the system
Whistleblowing in India dates back to Kautilya’s Arthashastra, which outlined a detailed mechanism for reporting financial wrongdoing
Hyundai Motor India takes on new CLO
Hyundai Motor India has appointed Amitabh Lal Das as Chief Legal Officer to support its growth after a historic IPO
Amitabh Das switches gears to Hyundai Motor India
Amitabh Das is the new Chief Legal Officer at Hyundai Motor India, bringing nearly 30 years of experience
Japan’s flourishing PE market
Japan's private equity market is thriving, with the Cayman Islands as a key fundraising hub
SEBI fines Ambani’s son INR10m for loan irregularities
SEBI fines Jai Anmol Ambani INR10m for loan irregularities at Reliance Home Finance, linking him to improper corporate loans under investigation
W&H enhances dispute resolution capabilities in Shanghai
Commercial dispute resolution specialist Wu Bin has joined W&H Law Firm as a senior partner based in Shanghai
Global Law expands with hiring of quartet
Global Law Office has added partners Ryan Ren, Yan Shiye, Cai Ying, and Le Yuxin
Doing right, Doing good
Recent trends in four Asian markets demostrate need for corporate governance
Atsumi & Sakai opens first Southeast Asian office in Vietnam
Atsumi & Sakai has continued its global expansion with a Vietnam office launch in Ho Chi Minh City
Ashurst hires Khaitan duo to lead India practice in London
UK-based firm Ashurst has hired Kalpana Unadkat and Shishir Mehta
ACCHK inspires inclusive leadership
The ACCHK and Baker McKenzie’s BakerWomen Committee hosted a panel discussion on 23 May 2024
Wolves at the gate
When activist shareholders come knocking, general counsel hold a unique protective position
The corporate straight and narrow
Hang Dongxia, vice chairman of Juneyao Medical, explores the key issues and classic missteps in achieving good corporate governance
Dealing with bad decisions
What scope of action is available to in-house counsel when the wrong choices are made by management?
Monkey business
India’s NSE scandal comprising a mysterious Himalayan yogi, a “group operating officer” who had never worked in the securities market, and a board that looked the other way shows that it takes only a few key individuals to tarnish even a hallowed institution
Capital punishment
Chinese IPOs overseas have consistently outperformed those of other nations, but a rash of scandals and suspected frauds has threatened to end the bull run.































































































