By LawZ Bureau
Sunil Kumar Arora is B.Com; MBA; CS (Inter) and Diploma in Taxation. He has about 18 years of vast experience in Debt Resolution Recovery field besides having vast practical experience in Corporate matters. He was instrumental for large volume of recoveries for many big Corporates, Banks in India and abroad. He has worked with corporates like DCM Group and Escorts Group. He has a proven track record in corporate matters; Share, Debenture, Debt, Public Issues; Merger, Amalgamation, Fixed Deposit issues, Liaison with Government and Quasi Government Authorities. The said Proview Group is in the business of building and construction of residential and commercial projects in the NCR of Delhi, Uttarakhand and U.P. The Group has developed landmark developments in the construction industry.
Company Secretaries are required to be pre-certified practising company secretaries: The MCA 21 regime has ushered in a dramatic change in the role and profile of the profession, particularly the practising side.
The annual returns of companies listed on recognized stock exchanges are to be signed by a practising company secretary. The Companies Act, 2013 passed by the Parliament and becoming an Act, the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) will be given powers of a court and all matters relating to Company Law would be heard before it instead of High Court.
Further, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) also recognizes Company Secretaries in certain matters. Company Secretaries will have a challenging time and the future will be full of opportunities.
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