COVID-19: A BREEDING GROUND FOR HOSTILE TAKEOVERS

WHAT IS A HOSTILE TAKEOVER? A hostile takeover in mergers and acquisitions is a form of takeover where the acquiring company acquires the target company without the approval of the Board of Directors. The fundamental difference between a hostile and a friendly takeover is that in a hostile takeover, the BOD does not approve ofContinue reading “COVID-19: A BREEDING GROUND FOR HOSTILE TAKEOVERS”

CORPORATE FRAUDS DUE TO A FLAW IN LAW- THE NEED TO AMEND SECTION 139

AN INSIGHT INTO CORPORATE FRAUDS What can Kingfisher Airlines possibly have in common with Yes Bank or a jewelry brand Gitanjali or a financial institution ILFS or Videocon or IT giant Satyam? The answer isn’t most certainly common ownership. They have all been in the news or are still in the news for the wrongContinue reading “CORPORATE FRAUDS DUE TO A FLAW IN LAW- THE NEED TO AMEND SECTION 139”

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