Chairperson, Insolvency & Bankruptcy
Board of India, Dr. M S Sahoo on Wednesday pitched for a market driven
institutional mechanism to facilitate and enable mergers and acquisitions with
minimum regulations that can conveniently safeguard the legitimate interests of
concerned stakeholders.
Addressing a Conference on Mergers &
Acquisitions – Growth Mechanism & The Regulatory Framework under aegis of
PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry here today, Dr. Sahoo said that India has
already moved towards creating conditions for exit of business in a equitable
and friendly manner under current dispensation.
“It is the same India which permitted
conditions way back in 1991 to enter the business and subsequently from 2000
onwards, atmosphere was intensified and better facilitated to continue to do
businesses with certain element of resolve.
India has also evolved from this situation and now already entered in to
a regime in which exit of business is permitted with emphasis on ease of doing
business”, pointed out Dr. Sahoo.
According to him, the Companies Act of 2013
gives fairly substantial power to professionals and business facilitators to
make provisioning for mergers and acquisitions, though some scope of
improvement on this front is still called for.
Therefore, a time has come for the state to
consider setting up of a market driven institutional mechanism to address all
the issues relating to mergers and acquisitions as these developments have
begun to take off more often than not in the present and evolving corporate
reality, he added without divulging detailing on the suggested institutional
mechanism.
Among others who also spoke on the occasion
comprised Sr. Vice President, PHD Chamber, Mr. Anil Khaitan; Central Council
Member, ICSI, Mr. Ranjeet Pandey; Partner, P&A Law Offices, Mr. Anand
Pathak; Partner, J Sagar Associates, Mr. Kartik Jain; Executive Partner,
Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan, Ms. Shafaq Uraizee Sapre; Chairman and
Co-Chairman, Corporate Affairs Committee, PHD Chamber, Dr. Lalit Bhasian and
Dr. Chandrashekharan.
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