India Annual Review (September 2011)

Main

Introduction

Foreign banks reject RBI preference

Regulating the market

The Reserve Bank of India

Sector innovation facilitates surge in cross-border deals

Market Data

Foreign banks in India

Can IDRs overcome Sebi ruling

Managing proprietary expectations

New rules push derivatives corporate disclosure

Market Data

The Indian capital markets in 2011: A changing landscape

Clarity needed on merger control regulations

Case studies: CCI sends mixed messages

Taking on the implementation challenge

Firms playing vital role in shaping developments

Foreign investors lured by promises of court efficiency and ADR

PIL integrity dependent on selective use

In defence of progress

Implementation concerns require judicial strength

Avoiding conflict

Lawyers target public interest gravy train

Tax dispute resolution avenues

Investors yet to embrace government initiatives

Winning the war on infrastructure delays

Targeting offshore financing

Renewable energy just one of many opportunities

Infrastructure and real estate details

IP infrastructure under the microscope

Case Study: Enron

Shaping the future of IP

Notification of privacy rules causes concern

Telco vendors face increased security

IP in India comes of age

Hopes high for copyright legislation amendments

The long arm of the EPF

Clarification needed on workman definition

Remaining compliant

Hopes high for a golden age

Bankers’ counsel call for clarity on Takeover Code revisions

Vedanta-Cairn: lessons learned

Key M&A deals

JV hope with demise of Press Note 1

Retail therapy

The eternal optimist

Landmark deals epitomise Indian spirit

Market Data

Hurdles in the Indian public M&A sphere

India embraces global best practice with convertibles

Pragmatism prevailing among promoters

Companies urge Sebi to reverse put and call options stance

Paving the way ahead

Rocky waters ahead

Market Overview

Reasons to cheer: Private equity’s place in the Indian economy

Award recognition for increasingly influential profession

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