Banking Laws
Overview of Agency Banking in India
Agency banking is a process in which traditional banks extend their network of branches and services through authorized agents.
Banking Laws
IBC and its Impact on The Banking Sector
Before IBC, a lack of an efficient resolution structure prevented lenders from providing money because they were doubtful of their capacity.
Labour Laws
Implications of The Employer’s Liability Insurance during COVID-19
With COVID-19, seeking to grow to be a part of the “new normal” in our society, time will show how the courts and employers are going to deal with claims.
Insurance Law
Steps to File a Motor Vehicle Insurance Claim in India
The knowledge about the procedure and important requisites for filing a motor vehicle Insurance claim are and has become a necessity.
Corporate Laws
Amendments in filing Annual Returns by the One-Person Companies
The goal of revealing the company’s annual return year after year, is to guarantee that the company’s business operations are transparent.
Insurance Law
Boilerplate Clauses in an Insurance Contract
Certain arrangements require distinctive standard statements to be incorporated & such conditions should be drafted to suit the necessities.
Banking Laws
Importance of Microfinance Institutions in India
Microfinance refers to financial services provided to the poor and low-income population, includes deposits, loans, payment services, etc.
Corporate Laws
Impact of SEBI allowing Direct Market Access to Retail Investors
The Direct Market Access facility has been hailed by many as they believe that this decision is path-breaking and is much needed.
Case Law Analysis
K Murugan v Fencing Association of India: Case Analysis
The judgment, while elaborating upon the importance of a healthy and well-functioning environment to be maintained for the authorities.
Insurance Law
Corporate Governance of Insurance Companies in India
Corporate governance to ensure the board’s commitment to transparently operating the firm, rather than simply complying with the law.
Family Law
Right of a Wife to Abort a Child without Consent of the Husband
Women often have severely limited access to safe abortion services due to a lack of adequate regulatory, medical or political will.
Banking Laws
Role of Capital Buffers during a Global Financial Crisis
A Capital Buffer is compulsory capital that monetary organizations are needed to hold notwithstanding other least capital prerequisites.