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Finfluencers, retail investors, and hashtag capitalism – The view from South Korea and India

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Akshaya Kamalnath

The Corporate Diversity Jigsaw

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Akshaya Kamalnath

A Disclosure-Based Approach to Regulating AI in Corporate Governance

Although AI in corporate governance promises many benefits, mostly in the areas of risk management and information sharing between the board and management, the risks cannot be ignored. Privacy and...

27 January 2022

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Umakanth Varottil

Akshaya Kamalnath

Insolvency Measures for Covid-19 in New Zealand - A Temporary DIP Model

New Zealand is soon set to join the list of countries that have introduced temporary insolvency measures for ailing companies. New Zealand’s proposed reforms apply to companies and...

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Akshaya Kamalnath

Corporate Social Responsibility in the Times of Covid

Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a concept that notoriously evades definition. Some have said that companies should act in socially responsible ways in their daily operations while charitable donations have...

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Akshaya Kamalnath

Shareholder Primacy in the Time of Coronavirus

It has become fashionable in these troubled times to write about how the coronavirus (or Covid-19) situation shows that the writer’s favourite policies are the best ones. Trite as it...

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Akshaya Kamalnath

Corporate Insolvency Resolution Law in India – A Proposal to Overcome the 'Initiation Problem'

India introduced the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (‘IBC’) in 2016 with a view to encourage quick and efficient corporate rescue and restructuring. It follows a UK style ‘insolvency professional in...

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Akshaya Kamalnath

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