Komal Ahuja Business, Financial Investment, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) buy-back of equity, capital payout strategies, combined strategies, dividend, equity issuers, equity owners, financial resilience., Investor Confidence, reduction of capital, regulatory restrictions, SMEs, tax efficiency
Komal Ahuja Banking/Finance Law, Judicial Decisions, Legal Affairs 1992, Accountability, adjudication, appointment, case adjudication, Centre, disputes, Due Process, financial landscape, financial sector, government, guardian, Indian financial landscape, Indian securities market, institutional capacity, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India, Investor Confidence, investor protection, IRDAI, judicial competence, Judicial Review, Justice Dheeraj Bhatnagar, Justice PS Dinesh Kumar, market integrity, market stability, members, pendency, Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority, PFRDA, presiding officer, regulatory authorities, regulatory framework, regulatory matters, SAT, SEBI, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, Securities Appellate Tribunal, securities market, stakeholder, statutory body, Supreme Court of India, technical member, Transparency
Komal Ahuja Banking/Finance Law, Foreign Portfolio Investors, Investment Regulations, Securities Appellate Tribunal/SEBI Accountability, apex company, beneficial ownership, capital formation, capital markets, compliance, depository participants, enhanced disclosure requirements, exemption criteria, focused FPIs, Foreign Portfolio Investors, global AUM, identified promoter, implementation timeline, implications, Indian market, Integrity, intermediate entities, investment ecosystem, Investor Confidence, large value investors, Legal Framework, listed entities, operational challenges, rationale, regulatory changes, responsibilities, SEBI Circular, shareholding threshold, Single Corporate Group (SCG), stakeholders, Transparency, voting rights
Komal Ahuja Uncategorized Bombay High Court, compliance, Court's Analysis, Debt Recovery Tribunal, Defaulting Borrowers, District Magistrates, Efficient Asset Recovery, Forum Shopping, Investor Confidence, Jurisdictional Clarity, Legal Certainty, Legal Entanglement, legal precedent, Legal Proceedings, Legislative Clarifications., Ministerial Role, Non-Performing Asset, SARFAESI Act, Scope of Section 14, Section 14, Secured Creditors, Statutory Intent, Tenancy Rights, Third-Party Intervention