NCLAT judgment in Amazon-Future case sends a strong message, say experts
Our Partner, Ritika Ganju shares her views in conversation with moneycontrol on the recent National Company Law Appellate tribunal (NCLAT) judgment where it upheld the CCI's decision to keep in abeyance the regulatory approval for a 2019 investment deal between Amazon and Future Coupons Pvt Ltd.
Read MoreInsolvency cases: FinMin rolls out mechanism to cut delays in filing of claims by GST, Customs authorities
Recently the Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs (CBIC) has released a mechanism to enable GST and Customs authorities to submit their claims in a timely manner. These claims are against corporates undergoing the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Our Associate Partner, Neha Naik shares her views on this recent update in conversation with BusinessLine.
Read MorePiramal eligible to bid for RCap's general and health Insurance biz, says legal expert
Catch our Associate Partner Akshay Sachthey in conversation with ETBFSI, sharing his thoughts on IRDAI’s recent concerns over the Piramal group’s bid for Reliance Capital.
Read MoreTARC raises Rs 1,330 crore from Bain, pays off entire debt
Phoenix Legal advised TARC Limited, a public listed company and one of the leading real estate developers in Delhi NCR, on raising an amount of INR 1,330 crores from a fund of Bain Capital, through issuance of secured, redeemable non-convertible debentures (listed and unlisted). The Phoenix team comprised of our Co-Founding Partner Saket Shukla, Partner Harsh Arora, Associate Partner Akshay Sachthey , Principal Associate Aishwarya Samanta, Associates Nishit Chopra, Ushahi Nan and Amogh Sharma.
Read MoreIndian Law Firm Awards 2022
We are pleased to share that our practice areas have been recognised at the Indian Law Firm Awards 2022 by India Business Law Journal.
Read MoreHowden Group gets IRDAI approval to raise shareholding in Howden India to 100 %
Phoenix Legal advised the Howden Group in raising its stake in Howden Insurance Brokers India Private Limited from 49% to 100%, acquiring the 51% stake previously held by the Indian promoters. Howden is the largest European insurance intermediary group in the world and the largest outside the US, managing premiums of more than £10bn.
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