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The RGNUL Financial and Mercantile Law Review (RFMLR), the flagship financial and corporate law journal of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law (RGNUL), Punjab, has announced the sixth edition of its "Demystifying M&A Series" on the theme "Cross Border M&A and Foreign Investment". The session is scheduled to be held online on September 3, 2026, from 3:00 PM onwards.

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY AND RFMLR

RFMLR is a  bi-annual, double-blind, peer-reviewed journal published by the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law. Dedicated to fostering critical discourse and advancing research in financial and corporate laws, RFMLR has emerged as a leading platform for scholarly engagement. The Journal consistently features contributions from eminent academics, seasoned practitioners, and promising students, and is indexed on Manupatra, HeinOnline, SCC Online, and J-Gate. It has been consistently ranked among the top 10 law reviews in India by SCC Online.

The Editorial Board has published thirteen volumes and six Special Issues, including four Special Issues of the RGNUL-SAM Conclave, till date. The Board published Volume XIII Issue II of the Journal recently. The Editorial Board also operates the RFMLR Blog on its website, which can be accessed here. The Editorial Board also publishes a quarterly Newsletter (Au Courant) that covers the latest happenings in different sectors of commercial laws, in addition to interviewing many noted practitioners and academics in order to understand their views on the pressing issues of the day.

ABOUT THE 6TH DEMYSTIFYING SERIES

The introduction of Press Note 3 in 2020 to block opportunistic takeovers was widely misread and was just recalibrated in 2026 after six years of ambiguity around what it restricted. Adding to it is cross-border M&A, where deal timelines, structuring choices, and approval routes are shifting faster than most rules can keep up with; what worked a year ago may not work anymore. And there's the bigger picture of foreign investment into India, sector caps, automatic versus government routes, and reporting norms that are quietly evolving alongside geopolitics, trade relationships, and India's broader ease-of-business push. These three threads move together, but they're rarely discussed together, which is exactly the gap this session is designed to close.

The resource person, Mr. Pratika Shankar graduated from the Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab in 2013 with exceptional academic laurels and extra-curricular achievements. He has more than 10 years of experience of working with national and multinational corporations in the field of Corporate, M&A and Private Equity.

REGISTRATION FEES

  • RGNUL Students: Free of cost
  • Students from other universities, academicians, legal professionals and others: INR 250 + 45 (GST)

REGISTRATION DETAILS

· Registration Link: [Here] Candidates are required to attach proof of payment, in the specified format, along with the registration form.

· Payment Link: [Here]

OTHER DETAILS

· Date: September 3rd, 2026

· Time: 3:00 PM onwards

· Mode: Online

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