ACC serves in-house lawyers in India through its networking group, where advocacy for the in-house counsel profession is a central focus. Our ACC Networking Group offers a strong local presence in India, with the affiliation and support of the Association of Corporate Counsel, the premier global association for in-house counsel.
For more information on ACC activities and membership, please contact Brendan McGowan at b.mcgowan@acc.com.
It is reported that India has the opportunity of a digital payments market of $1 trillion and recorded 35 billion digital payments in the year 2019-20. India is one of the few jurisdictions with a specific Payments and Settlements law to provide for regulation and supervision of payments and settlement systems in India and to designate the Reserve Bank as the authority to regulate the financial sector.
In this video, the esteemed panel members discuss the key regulatory development and its significant impact on the Fintech ecosystem in India:
Moderator: Juan Costantini, General Counsel, Vesta
Mikita Goel, Regional Privacy Officer & Senior Legal Counsel, PayU
Vinay Kesari,General Counsel, Setu
Manjunath Ambale, Group General Counsel, Vauld
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is delighted to announce the return of the ACC In-house Certification Program to the Asia-Pacific region.
The 2021 program includes individual reflection, self-paced learning, live instruction, hands-on project and team work experience; and concludes with a final assessment to earn the unique In-House Counsel Certification. Upon completing the program, participants earn the In-house Counsel Certified (ICC) designation. This global elite credential indicates that its holder possesses the competence, skills, and acumen to complement a high-performing organisation.
Click here to download the program brochure and register today to secure your place for your preferred program dates.
Monday, August 23 – September 2nd (Monday to Thursday evenings over consecutive weeks) at 7-10pm Hong Kong time.
For more information, contact ACC ACCAsiaPacific@acc.com
Date: Wednesday, 3 August 2022
Time: 0900 Hrs to 1320 Hrs (IST)
Venue: India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, India
This open house session intends to emphasize new elements brought to the arbitration law by revisions to the Act and court pronouncements in light of the rising dependence on arbitration as the primary mechanism of conflict settlement. When agreeing to arbitration, these modifications are crucial and should be taken into consideration.
Discussions on various contract types being used to award various infrastructure projects by various Authorities would take place during one session of the workshop.
With reference to prior experiences, the benefits and drawbacks of such contracts will be discussed.
The session also aims to highlight the significance of a select few stages in arbitration with an emphasis on the gathering of expert evidence and its relevance.
Through this session, we primarily hope to cover many legal concerns that arise in infrastructure contracts, including the practical knowledge of handling disputes.
Focus sector
Agenda
1000 - 1005 Hrs Welcome Remarks
1000 - 1100 Hrs Can Non-Signatory (Group of Companies) be bound in Arbitrations?
1115 - 1215 Hrs Latest Trends in Infrastructure Contracts
1215 - 1315 Hrs Expert Evidence in Arbitrations
Speakers/Moderators
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