Rationalizing the Scope of “Connected Person”: SEBI’s Proposed Amendments to PIT Regulations
The rationalization of the term ‘relative’ in PIT Regulations with the Income Tax Act 1961 aids in clarity.
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Ahana Kaginalkar, Shubh Jaiswal
Jul 267 min read
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: Analyzing the SEBI’s Inadvertent Restriction on Informed Trading
By classifying unverified market information as UPSI via the amendment, the SEBI contradicts prior jurisprudence on the matter.
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Garima Agrawal
Jan 266 min read
Viability of Flexible Trading Plans under the PIT Regulations: Hit or Miss?
Changes basis American experience might be undesirable without going into the root cause of the unpopularity of TPs.
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Mayank Jain, Rohan Sood
Aug 17, 20236 min read
Pedestalizing Intention - A Vivid Interpretation of the Insider Trading Regulations
The dichotomy perpetuated by the courts has created a hard barrier for the SEBI Regulations 2015 to achieve their objective.
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Adarsh Agarwal
Aug 14, 20234 min read
‘Material Non-Public Information’ in SEBI’s Consultation Paper: Implications and Probable Outcomes
The article is an attempt to delve into the concept of material non-public information.
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Jahnavi Srivastava, Samarth Agarwal
Jun 30, 20235 min read
Demystifying SEBI's Recent Consultation Paper on UPSI: Another One that Bites the Dust?
The author examines the consultation paper dated 18 May 2023 issued by the SEBI.
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Sharun Salvi, Kiara Dsouza
Mar 8, 20236 min read
Evaluating Balram Garg: Changing the landscape of Insider Trading Laws
This article aims to provide an in-depth analysis of the Supreme Court's ruling in Balram Garg case.
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Shruti Avinash
Oct 8, 20225 min read
Insider Trading and Mens Rea: Indian Jurisprudence, Comparative Developments and the Way Forward
Per the author, it is necessary that the Indian law develops a cohesive standard based on mens rea in the insider trading regime.
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Deesha Reshmi
Oct 3, 20224 min read
The UPSI Period Conundrum – Analyzing SEBI’S Order in The Matter of Reliance Industries
Per the author, in RIL’s case, one may cull out multiple adjudicatory inconsistencies with potential to cause uncertainty.
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