India Corporate Law

The India Corporate Law blog, published by Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, covers a range of topics related to corporate and regulatory law in India. It discusses regulatory frameworks governing insurance investments, legal considerations for foreign universities establishing campuses in India, and the classification of private and government companies under constitutional law. The blog also analyzes amendments to land fragmentation laws in Maharashtra and debates the constitutional validity of restrictions on corporate subsidiary layers under the Companies Act. The content focuses on statutory interpretation, regulatory compliance, judicial decisions, and policy implications affecting corporate entities and related sectors in India.

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Summary: India’s approach to regulating virtual digital assets (VDA) is evolving from fragmented enforcement towards a structured supervisory framework. This aligns with global trends in the US, UK and EU, of adopting activity-based regimes focused on governance, disclosure, consumer protection…

Summary: The draft FEMA (Foreign Investment) Rules, 2026, propose to replace the NDI Rules with a consolidated framework, introducing reworked thresholds, a broader pledge regime, relaxed gift norms, and recalibrated pricing requirements. This article attempts to analyse some of the…

Summary: This blog examines the Corporate Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026, and the Parliamentary Committee’s recommendations that make India’s corporate restructuring regime more time-bound and predictable. It covers the new statutory “reverse flip” route allowing foreign-incorporated subsidiaries of Indian promoters to redomicile…