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  • Leading banking and finance lawyers
    Cyril S Shroff
    July 31 2012
  • Key project financings and restructurings
    Key project financing Bharucha & Partners
    July 31 2012
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    Regulators’ role in FCCB refinancing called into question
    As the FCCB crisis in India brews, affected domestic companies, bondholders and prospective investors are speculating on what will happen to those issuer companies unable to repay their debts as their bonds mature
    July 31 2012
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    Industry needs bring relaxation to ECB norms
    The Government of India has raised external commercial borrowing limits for various industry sectors across the country in an effort to boost the raising of funds at lower cost overseas. This is expected to help relieve these sectors from financial stress as raising funds domestically is difficult due to the high interest rate regime. Renminbi (RMB) loans could be the big beneficiary
    July 31 2012
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    Don’t bank on the sun
    By Anjan Dasgupta and Navin Syiem, HSA Advocates
    July 31 2012
  • Route offers diversification option
    Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s general counsel for India, Abhimanyu Singh Poonia, gives his verdict on the government’s introduction of the QFI route for foreign investors
    July 31 2012
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    QFI route hopes for capital inflows
    On January 1 2012, the Government of India introduced a new foreign investment route into India. The qualified foreign investor route carries with it expectations of boosting India’s low performing equity markets. But is this realistic?
    July 31 2012
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    GAAR implementation raises P-noteholder concerns
    Although implementation of the general anti avoidance rules has been postponed for a year, foreign institutional investors remain concerned that the holders of P-notes will be taxed under the GAAR regime. This is despite government assurances to the contrary
    July 31 2012
  • The unique advantage of Singapore
    SIAC’s head of South Asia and counsel Vivekananda N tells Canace Wong about the need for international institutional arbitration as a dispute resolution mechanism, and why investors should consider Singapore
    July 31 2012
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    CCI performance: Good start but early days
    Since the Competition Act came into effect on June 1 2011, any significant acquisition activity that involves the transaction of Indian assets now needs prior approval from the Competition Commission of India (CCI) before coming into effect
    July 31 2012
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