India Negotiated M&A Guide Corporate and M&A Law Committee Contact H. Jayesh Juris Corp Mumbai‚ India h_jayesh@jclex.com 50767302.2 CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Historically‚ the foreign investment policy of the Indian government (during the period from 1950 to 1990) consisted of stringent foreign exchange controls and regulations (including in the form of industrial licensing‚ quota system‚ capital controls)‚ a bar on free trade and control of the flow of funds to a very large extent. As early
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funeral chains they were facing what one in the financial world would call “financial distress”. Financial distress is defined by Investopedia as “A condition where a company cannot meet or has difficulty paying off its financial obligations to its creditors. The chance of financial distress increases when a firm has high
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winding up of companies where there is no prospect of the business becoming profitable and viable; * that is able to provide an efficient system to rehabilitate companies where appropriate; * that is able to ensure the protection of rights of creditors and members by providing enforcement mechanisms that may be accessed without undue delay or difficulty; * that ensures accountability of the persons involved in the process and transparency of the process itself. This Consultation Paper focuses
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pledged with particular creditors. The statement of financial affairs should be prepared under the
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Journal of Applied Corporate Finance W I N T E R 1 9 9 6 V O L U M E 8. 4 On Financial Architecture: Leverage‚ Maturity‚ and Priority by Michael J. Barclay and Clifford W. Smith‚ Jr.‚ University of Rochester ON FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE: LEVERAGE‚ MATURITY‚ AND PRIORITY by Michael J. Barclay and Clifford W. Smith‚ Jr.‚ University of Rochester n an article published in this journal a year ago‚ we reported the findings of our study of corporate financing and payout policies covering some
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COMPANY AS A SEPARATE LEGAL ENTITY Definition: A legal entity‚ typically a business‚ that is defined as detached from another business or individual with respect to accountability. A separate legal entity may be set up in the case of a corporation or a limited liability company‚ to separate the actions of the entity from those of the individual or other company. Meaning: If a business is a separate legal entity‚ it means it has some of the same rights in law as a person. It is‚ for example
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Credit Education for College Students Credit history is a record of someone’s payments to creditors‚ and it is tracked and updated by three major credit reporting bureaus: Experian‚ Equifax‚ and TransUnion. Credit history is expressed in a three-digit number‚ and it is also known as a FICO score. This score is tied to consumer’s social security number‚ so different companies can request a credit report every time person is trying to get a loan‚ a new contract on a cell phone‚ or an insurance quote
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distribution amongst his creditors the property which he owns at the time of bankruptcy‚ from the weight of oppressive indebtness and permit him to start afresh in life free from the pressure and discouragement of pre-exixting debts consequent upon business misfortunes. Insolvency legislation has two fold objective: i. Protection of debtors: To free an honest and unfortunate debtor from his debts when he has made a full surrender of his property for distribution among his creditors. As a result‚ he
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A Project Report On “Financial Analysis of Bansal Biscuit Pvt Ltd.” Submitted to In partial fulfillment for the course of “Post Graduate Diploma in Management” Under the Supervision of: Submitted By: Prof. PRADEEP VERMA PRASHANT KUMAR Faculty & Guide at AIMT Batch PGDM (2012-14) Roll No. DM1214126 Accurate Institute of Management & Technology‚ Greater Noida
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and appreciation of insolvency law to identify the principles on which the law is granted and the principles which it seeks to achieve. According to Professors Baird and Jackson‚ ‘insolvency law has only one function: to maximise the returns to creditors and it is not a function of insolvency law to concern itself with employment protection or the interests of the wider community.’ To take it into consideration‚ it is important to say that ‘pari passu’ principle is the ‘foremost principle in
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