India’s mergers & acquisitions market reached approximately US$26 billion in 2025, driven by domestic consolidation, ...

The Financial Services Annex in the India–New Zealand FTA covers banking, insurance, fintech, digital payments, data, and ...

Executive guide to the India–New Zealand FTA covering tariffs, market access, services, investment, visas, TRQs, MSMEs, and ...

Overview of India’s transfer pricing updates, covering the multi-year ALP option, safe harbor expansion, APAs, and AY 2026–27 planning.

India’s e-B-4 Visa framework allows domestic companies to digitally generate sponsorship letters for foreign professionals.

As generative AI spreads across business functions, unchecked “AI slop” poses legal and reputational risks. Learn why due diligence is now essential. Artificial intelligence (AI) has moved from ...

It is crucial to take into account various aspects of the target entity types before deciding which kind of business to launch in India. These include differences in structure, legal liability, ...

India's rich export and import economy, as well as favorable incentives for investment in various sectors has led to the country looking favorably upon regional trading arrangements. We discuss the ...

A merger occurs when two or more companies combine to form a single, larger entity. This consolidation can help businesses gain a competitive edge, expand market reach, or access new technologies.

Final takeaway South India’s combination of economic diversity, infrastructural readiness, and consumer dynamism creates a unique platform for multinational expansion. Whether in manufacturing, ...