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Dude, be determined and if you are hardworking enough then CM can be maintained with your personal life. But agar apne baap ke paiso par palne ke aadat the and just job lag gaye phir zaroor CM kya all practice areas are tough and wahe log yaha LI par aakar comments karte hai.
Having said that, it would be interesting how to multiple leaders in CM practice, in addition to the TOP BOSS, work in tandem. Somehow this takes me back to the Greg Chappel - Ganguly Era. Everyone felt that its a match made in heaven but it turned out to be,,..!
Its all precedent based work, some call it as 'glorified clerks'. You get paid to not use your brains, just focus on connecting one dot to another and ensure that you don't miss out on any dots, the work is done. GC/PE/M&A Associates / SA can work in Capital Markets but not vice-versa.
In simple terms, much like a factory setup. The Managing Director (MD) / Partner (in our case) sources the work (nowadays, even they are working on the document), and then associates (the laborers), along with senior associates and principal associates (the supervisors), are tasked with executing it in a systematic, consistent, and mechanical manner. This process follows a predefined structure, with no room for deviation from the standard, typical of the Capital Markets
If there is any deviation, Bankers will have to get an internal approval from their compliance or an informal dialogue with SEBI, as the case may be. Therefore, the work is mundane, laborious, clerical and mechanical.
Never heard of that.
Even at A1 position??
Any other reference?
Preferably a designated Senior Advocate by the SC. Practices mainly criminal side
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A huge selling point for capital markets is that it is very client-facing at an early stage of your career during kickoff meetings. Apart from that, you culminate an understanding of businesses and industries in and out, as a result of all the documents you diligence. Lastly, and this might not align with what most people say about cap marks, but there is immense potential for cap marks lawyers to move in-house to start-ups that are planning on going public.
While I understand that the ICDR is the end-all-be-all for cap markets lawyers, it’s not as if the field has zero prospects or advantages whatsoever. Stick with it for a year, and you being able to switch to another team should depend entirely on how you sell yourself.
https://www.reddit.com/r/mumbai/s/Zdp3T0pTs0
According to this reddit post a Senior Advocate has made his Juniors install a location tracking software on their phones to see how much break they're taking after attending court matters.
Maybe next he'll want a GoPro in the toilet.
Hence this won't serve the purpose. It was helpful till it was discrete and limited.
Your assertion should be backed by a rationale and facts. "IBC is dead" now I will look cool on LI.
No rocket science
Our MPs/MLAs (lawmakers) aren't qualified lawyers
just speak it, she wont repeat it next time.
I have seen him and indeed he is very knowledgeable. A very humble and jolly person to talk to.
I have an interview scheduled for the position of Associate at ICUL. It would be of immense help if anyone could help me with it.
Thank you