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RGNUL STUDENT RESEARCH REVIEW

Volume 10 Issue 1

Evolving Corporate Frontiers:
Law and Governance Perspectives

1

Climate Risk Disclosures and Corporate Governance: Navigating the Regulatory Paradigms in Post GFC-India

Poorvag Desai

2

Competition’s Eco Renaissance: A Paradigm Shift

Afrah Abdul and Ananya Bhat

3

Cryptocurrencies Decrypted: Deciphering the Riddle of Insolvency Laws and Crafting a Regulatory Tapestry

Tanishq Bhonsle and Anjali Mishra

4

Discerning Indian Perspective on Corporate Opportunity Doctrine: Comparative Doctrinal Study

Barkha Singh

5

From Unity to Discord: Market-Driven Insights Into the Termination of Zee-Sony Merger

Snehal Khemka

6

Harmonising Group Insolvency in India: Evaluating the Robustness of Individual Choice

Aditi Singh and Anupriya Dasila

7

Interface of RRTs, ESG, and M&A Transactions: Navigating the Confluence for Sustainable Investments

Subhasish Pamegam and Hrishikesh Goswami

8

Navigating the Terra Incognita of Cross-Border Insolvency: Centre of Main Interests and the Global Orchestra of Debt

Paridhi Gupta

9

Optimising Resolution: Analysing Pre-Packaged Insolvency’s Academic Efficacy in Creditor-Debtor Relations

Dakshita Dhage

10

Paychecks to Pink Slips: Retrenchment in CIRP and Liquidation - Navigating the Legislative Blur

Ananya Arun

11

Redefining India’s Cross-Border Insolvency Framework: A Comparative Analysis of Draft Part Z and UNCITRAL Model Law

Yash Arjariya and Aishwarya Tiwari

12

Reimagining Indian M&A: A Sandbox Model for Growth, Efficiency and Global Competitiveness

Nishka Kapoor

13

Tackling Inefficient Insolvency in India’s Airspace: A Crisis in the Sky

George Thomas Thevaril and Michael Thomas Thevaril

14

Wouters Exception: The Indian Context

Yashvardhan Gullapalli

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