Expert Legal Insights and Regulatory Analysis

Our Partner Kunal Savani decodes the proposed new Direct Tax Code, explaining how the government's 'trust first, scrutiny later' approach aims to simplify compliance and make it easier for non-residents to do business in India.

Our Partner Anu Tiwari analyzes the key takeaways from the Union Budget 2025 for the financial services ecosystem, including the streamlining of the central KYC database and the increase in the insurance FDI cap to 100%.

The Union Budget 2025 announced 100% FDI in the insurance sector. Our Head of Insurance, Indranath Bishnu, explains why this is a watershed moment that will usher in a new era of opportunity and growth for the industry.

Our Head of Taxation, S R Patnaik, provides a comprehensive overview of the Union Budget 2025, highlighting its focus on sustainable growth, fiscal responsibility, and providing clarity for foreign investors and sovereign wealth funds.

In our CAM Radio podcast, Partner Kapil Arora breaks down the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), exploring what the changes in penalties for cheating, criminal breach of trust, and forgery mean for corporate India.

In this CAM Radio episode, Justice Gautam Patel offers a critical perspective on India's new criminal laws, questioning the ambiguity of terms like 'economic security' and the far-reaching implications of new provisions on criminal breach of trust for corporate professionals.

How will the new criminal laws impact private equity investors and their portfolio companies? Our Partner Ankoosh K Mehta discusses the potential risks and how both sides may need to adapt their strategies in this new legal environment.

Is justice a standardized product or a bespoke service? Our Managing Partner Cyril Shroff and Justice Gautam Patel discuss the deeply personal nature of justice and why automation alone cannot replace the need for tailored legal solutions.

In this CAM Radio discussion, we explore a fundamental question: should we view justice as a place you go to, or as a service the state provides? This shift in mindset could transform how we approach legal systems, with a greater focus on the citizen as the customer.