Decoding the Law

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Google Plus
  • Home
  • About
  • Compliance
  • Consumer Protection
  • Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Employment and HR
  • Family and Matrimonial
  • Finance and Banking
  • Intellectual Property
  • Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
  • Tax
  • Technology

Category - Finance and Banking

  • Compliance
  • Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Finance and Banking
  • General Legal

Understanding Shareholders Agreements

August 26, 2024
by vishakhajoshi
4 min read

Shareholders’ agreements can be daunting, filled with legal jargon that can be confusing for founders. However, understanding the key terms is crucial for navigating transactions and protecting your interests. I...

Continue reading

  • Finance and Banking
  • General Legal

Can a Signatory be Deemed to be a Drawer of the Cheque?

April 19, 2024
by vishakhajoshi
2 min read

Are you the Authorised Signatory of your company? What if the cheque you signed bounces? Have you ever wondered if you will be held liable or not? The Bombay High Court came to the rescue of authorised signatories in a case...

Continue reading

  • Finance and Banking
  • General Legal

Legal Implications of “Cheque Bounce”

October 5, 2023
by vishakhajoshi
4 min read

Introduction: Drawing of a cheque constitutes a commitment to honour the cheque. The very foundation of the banking system rests upon the assurance that this commitment shall be fulfilled. Thus, the failure to do so violates...

Continue reading

  • Finance and Banking
  • Information Technology & Data Privacy

A comment on SEC v. Ripple

August 14, 2023
by vishakhajoshi
5 min read

SEC v. Ripple1, a significant judgment favouring Cryptocurrencies, has been analysed in this article. In a major win for the Crypto platforms, Judge Analisa Torres of the United States District Court (SDNY) held that certain...

Continue reading

  • Finance and Banking
  • Information Technology & Data Privacy

Guidelines on Digital Lending in India

June 27, 2023
by vishakhajoshi
2 min read

What is Digital Lending? Digital Lending as defined by RBI (Reserve Bank of India) means “A remote and automated lending process, largely by use of seamless digital technologies for customer acquisition, credit...

Continue reading

  • Environment
  • Finance and Banking

The Genesis of Green Deposits

May 16, 2023
by vishakhajoshi
4 min read

Introduction Climate change has been recognised as one of the most critical challenges and globally, and India has announced plans to be net zero by 2070. In line with this, the Reserve Bank of India has released a...

Continue reading

  • Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Finance and Banking
  • General Legal

Types of Non-Banking Financial Companies in India

May 2, 2022
by vishakhajoshi
4 min read

What are the types of NFBCs? Non-Banking Financial Companies (“NBFC”) have come into prominence post the pandemic and the start-up boom in the country. The reason being NBFCs provide seamless and prompt lending services...

Continue reading

  • Finance and Banking
  • General Legal

Basics of SEBI

September 4, 2020
by vishakhajoshi
2 min read

What is SEBI? Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is a statutory regulatory body for regulating the listed companies. It was founded on April 12, 1992, under the SEBI Act, 1992. It is responsible for monitoring and...

Continue reading

  • Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Finance and Banking
  • Tax

Sources of Funding for Start-Ups

December 20, 2019
by vishakhajoshi
5 min read

Oftentimes we have brilliant ideas which remain unexecuted due to lack of financial support or a business plan. While ideating is exhilarating, the execution of these ideas with respect to administrative requirements and...

Continue reading

Copyright © 2025. Created by Meks. Powered by WordPress.
  • Home
  • About
  • Compliance
  • Consumer Protection
  • Corporate/Commercial Law
  • Employment and HR
  • Family and Matrimonial
  • Finance and Banking
  • Intellectual Property
  • Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration
  • Tax
  • Technology
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Google Plus