Section 48A of the Amended Competition Act – A “Settlement” on Quicksand?
April 4, 2023
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By Anisha Chand & Tanveer Verma1 On March 29, 2023, the Lower House of the Indian Parliament passed significant
Anisha Chand
Anisha Chand is a Partner in the Competition and Antitrust Practice Group in the Mumbai office.
Anisha has been involved in advising domestic and multinational companies on full spectrum of competition matters, including cartel enforcement, abuse of dominance, merger control, leniency and competition audit/compliance in diverse sectors including pharmaceutical, cement, e-commerce, radio taxis, sports, telecom, automobiles, media and entertainment, financial services, agro-chemicals, etc.
Anisha has been involved in advising domestic and multinational companies on full spectrum of competition matters, including cartel enforcement, abuse of dominance, merger control, leniency and competition audit/compliance in diverse sectors including pharmaceutical, cement, e-commerce, radio taxis, sports, telecom, automobiles, media and entertainment, financial services, agro-chemicals, etc.
Trends in Gun-Jumping: CCI on a Gun-Jumping Spree
March 2, 2023
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By Anisha Chand & Siddharth Bagul1 With the expansion of the Indian economy, and as corporate transactions come back
Identifying the Bottom Line: What Guides the Imposition of Antitrust Penalties in India?
January 3, 2022
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By Anisha Chand & Alisha Mehra1 With the ebbing of the pandemic’s second wave, the Indian competition authority (Competition
Open Market Purchases – India Plans to Dilute Standstill Obligation
September 29, 2020
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By Anisha Chand & Anmol Awasthi (Khaitan & Co)1 Introduction Consider that a company (say, A) is proposing to
Cartel Risks in Dual-Distribution Models – Too Soon to Tell?
September 25, 2019
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Introduction Consider a typical supply chain – in the market for supply and sale of plastic bottles, for example, the
