– Siddhant Kandoi Ind-AS 36 was introduced as the Indian Accounting Standards equivalent for IAS 36 (IFRS), covering Impairment of Assets. Under the…
After overhauling the Companies Act in 2013, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs of India introduced Clause 247 into the Act in late 2017, introducing…
In the sphere of mergers and acquisitions, financial due diligence is considered to be an important step of the process. Financial due diligence involves…
Mergers and Acquisitions are important events in businesses that demand great scrutiny. In the world of business, they call it due diligence. Now why…
Buying or selling a company or checking its business assets may require the services of a professional firm that has the expertise of investigating…
Assessing the worth of your company is required from time to time either by laws (tax or corporate laws) or because of commercial reasons.…
Financial due diligence is a process through which financial professionals carry out an investigation and research on the financial matters and circumstances of the…
Due diligence is a process that is associated with the research and analysis performed prior to an acquisition, a business partnership, an investment or…
Due Diligence is a process of research and analysis usually undertaken by accounting or consulting firms. This exhaustive process is taken before a merger…
Buying or selling equity shares in India is covered by multiple laws – the Companies Act 2013, SEBI regulations, FEMA regulations, anti-competitive law (on…
Valuations of companies or equity in India are required for a variety of reasons, usually triggered by mergers, acquisitions or share purchase/sale. The most…
As financial education grows, more and more high net worth individuals (HNIs) are beginning to realise that diversification is important. Traditionally HNIs have believed…