What is patent evergreening and what does the Indian patent regime tell us about it? Also, go beyond the nugget to know about ...

The evergreening of loans is a term in which banks try to revive a loan that is on the verge of default by granting further loans to the same borrower. A group of whistleblowers has written to the ...

Indian lenders are bracing for another wave of defaults in their microfinance portfolios in the second half of the fiscal ...

The Federal Trade Commission and Congress are ramping up efforts to rein in what they view as drug patent evergreening, a term referring to the continuing extension of patent rights on a specific ...

As seen in the ongoing controversy surrounding pertuzumab, despite legal safeguards, evergreening remains an issue in ...

Microfinance loans, typically collateral-free and aimed at borrowers with annual incomes of up to Rs 300,000 (USD 3,556), are ...

Commissioners approved accepting a $75,082 grant for the DWI Task Force, which consists of three sworn officers. The grant requires a 75% ($225,247) match by the County and that funding was already ...

In response to reports regarding the NCGTC audit on 'evergreening of loans,' Bandhan Bank clarified that the audit has been initiated by NCGTC, and not by the banking regulator RBI. Bandhan Bank ...

They never get that done. You want to remove patent evergreening from drugs that have allowed things like insulin to remain super expensive. Democrats run on "I made insulin cheap for Medicare ...

promoting affordable access to treatment and potentially reducing costs. The ruling addresses concerns over 'evergreening' practices in patent filings.

But, it panicked when an old bugbear was poked. For years, 'evergreening of loans' - throwing new loans to help a stressed or delinquent borrower repay old loans - has worried the regulator.

In November last year, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) informed RBI about instances of non-bank financiers evergreening loans through the AIF route. Reportedly SEBI has detected ...