Cross Border Mergers and Acquisitions: A Comparative Study Between India and the USA
Cover -- Endorsement Page -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Chapter 1: Meaning of Mergers and Acquisitions -- The Matrix of the Global Economy -- Types of Mergers and Acquisitions -- Meaning of Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisitions (CBMA) -- History of the CBMA in India -- The CBMA and RBI -- Mandatory Prior Approval -- Central Government Responsibility of Framing of Rules in Consultation with the RBI -- Approval by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) -- Permitted Jurisdiction for an Outbound Merger -- Penalty -- Types of CBMAs -- The Magnitude of CBMAs -- The CBMA and Competition Law in India -- The CBMA and Indian Tax Reforms -- The CBMA and Financial Sector -- CBMA and the Legal Provisions in India -- Rules and Regulations -- The CBMA and Indian Experience in Implementation -- Indian Experience -- The FDA and Emerging Markets -- The Case of India -- Economic Policy Reforms and the CBMA -- Major Legal Reforms of the CBMA in India -- Demonetisation and the CBMA -- Impact of Demonetisation -- The CBMA and Growth in Business -- The CBMA and Jan Dhan Accounts -- People's Inclusiveness and Economic Reforms -- Finance Banking Governance Reforms -- IT Act and the CBMA -- The CBMA and FEMA -- Issuance of Shares in the CBMA -- The Framework to the IBC Process-Opportunities -- Start-ups and the CBMA -- Kaizen and the CBMA -- The CBMA and Domestic Experience of Learning Importance -- The CBMA and Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and Foreign Direct Investment Rules -- The CBMA and SEBI -- SEBI and the CBMA -- Motives for the CBMA -- CBMA: Culture and Corporate Governance -- The CBMA and Emerging Countries -- The CBMA and Specific Types of Mergers -- CBMA and the Competition Law, 2002 -- CBMA and the Stamp Duty Act -- CBMA and the Judicial Infrastructure -- CBMA and the USA.