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The Firm has deep knowledge and comprehensive experience of handling intricate legal issues pertaining to distressed assets and corporate restructuring. With the onset of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 ('Code'), the Firm has actively advised several clients on the new Code extensively. We are currently advising investors, funds, asset reconstruction companies and financial institutions as well as committee of creditors in several bids for distressed acquisitions in the RBI mandated cases. The Firm also advises clients on matters pertaining to applications as financial creditor/operational creditor/corporate debtor and keeps itself abreast with recent developments in the Code on a regular basis.
The Firm is able to efficiently combine all the elements involved in complex restructuring, both contentious and non-contentious, advising clients on mergers, demergers, acquisitions, takeovers, capital re-organisation and such other transactions connected to corporate restructuring or re-organisation.
The team of this practice area is a specific amalgam of expertise from the banking & finance, corporate M&A and the disputes practice and have both domestic and international experience in corporate restructuring and insolvency. With a keen sense of commercial knowledge, the Firm has the distinct advantage of being able to provide practicable legal solutions for optimising investments and recovery for its' clients.
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