

Substance Over Form - The Tiger Global–Flipkart Decision and the Recalibration of India-Facing Investment Structures
by Azmul Haque and Shaktibhushan Shukla As tax authorities globally intensify their focus on economic substance, treaty-based investment structures are facing heightened scrutiny. Against this backdrop, this article analyses the Indian Supreme Court’s decision in Tiger Global–Flipkart (15 January 2026) and its implications for treaty entitlement, including the evidentiary limits of tax residency certificates, the narrowing scope of grandfathering protection, and the expandin
Mar 21 min read


Collyer Law contributes Singapore chapter Lexology's "Technology Mergers & Acquisitions" publication
Collyer Law is delighted to be the Singapore contributor for "Technology Mergers & Acquisitions", a publication by Lexology , covering...
Nov 19, 20241 min read


Collyer Law @ NUS Law Careers Fair 2023
Collyer Law made its debut at the NUS Law Careers Fair 2023. The NUS Law Careers Fair is an annual event jointly organised by the NUS...
Feb 1, 20231 min read


Malaysia Fintech Regulatory Update - Nov 2017
Securities Commission outlines progress in Digital Market Strategy Since the announcement of the Securities Commission (SC) Digital...
Dec 5, 20171 min read


Singapore Fintech Regulatory Updates - Nov 2017
MAS releases new guidelines on ICOs and securities The MAS "Guide to Digital Token Offerings" describe how tokens are regulated under...
Nov 30, 20175 min read
















