Introduction: Need for streamlined MSME Insolvency Regime Origin of PPIRP Pre-Packaged Insolvency Resolution Process (PPIRP) symbolises a crucial and targeted legislative evolution within the Indian framework of Insolvency i.e. Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), 2016. PPIRP has been formulated with purpose to address the financial challenges faced by MSMEs by implementing a streamlined, hybrid mechanism... Continue Reading →

By: Archana Balasubramanian Well-functioning audit committees approach whistleblower complaints  not as compliance artifacts but governance signals. They deliberately expect complaints to surface uncomfortable truths, not be statistically managed. They design whistleblower mechanisms to function as early-warning systems  which are imperfect, noisy, but essential for identifying risks before they become regulatory, financial, or reputational crises. In... Continue Reading →

Author: Archana Balasubramanian Late-stage companies approaching IPO often discover their corporate structures, optimised for operational efficiency during growth phase, create related party transaction exposures that institutional investors and minority shareholders will challenge post-listing. The instinct is to defer restructuring until after raising capital. This instinct, while financially understandable, creates legal risks that vastly exceed the... Continue Reading →