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Zee's diverse content and Sony's global muscle promised a Bollywood blockbuster of a merger. But the highly romanticised story takes a dramatic turn! Rumours are swirling that the $10 billion mega-merger might be off. What are the hurdles? And what went wrong in the two years? Host Anupriya Nair tries to connect the dots with legal expert Vikram Raghani, Co-Chair of the Corporate Law Practice at JSA, and ET’s Arijit Barman in the latest episode of The Morning Brief podcast. Tune in! Credits: India Today"

The special privileges granted to private equity (PE) investors by listed companies are set to go through shareholders' test. Under new rules introduced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), all such arrangements will require shareholders' nod by way of special resolutions. Legal experts say arrangements that are unfair to other public shareholders may not pass the muster.

Photo by Livemint June 29, 2021 India may see a flurry of corporate acquisitions ending in delisting if a regulatory proposal to smoothen the process goes through, industry experts said. A Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) discussion paper released on Friday proposed a seamless process to attempt delisting when one acquires a significant stake under the takeover code. This is expected to usher in so-called ‘take private’ mergers and acquisitions (M&As) by private equity funds and foreign companies. Currently, any acquirer wishing to delist a firm after takeover has to tackle a...

Go Your browser has Javascript disabled, so some things may not quite work how they should on LI right now: please enable JavaScript in your browser to fix things, we have no nefarious trackers, or scripts by Facebook, Google or others... In Brief Thursday, 13 May 2021 18:17 Private equity / VC Zydus Animal Health and Investments Limited (ZAHL) a wholly owned material subsidiary of Cadila Healthcare Limited, has entered into a Business Transfer Agreement (BTA) and other ancillary agreements to sell and transfer its Animal Healthcare Established Markets Undertaking to Multiples Alternate As...

Sebi likely to ease IPO norms for large issue in February 17 meeting New norms likely boost capital market by helping mega issues like LIC’s; regulator to also discuss norms to make independent directors more accountable IPO The Securities and Exchange Board of India may make significant changes in the norms for Initial Public Offers (IPOs) to allow a smaller float for large issues, which will help large companies like state-run Life Insurance Corp and tech-based firms. The new norms, are expected to be discussed on Feb 17 in which Sebi is taking up several important issues including the go...