IDFC/GIP legal head Vinod Joseph latest to joins Argus as partner in continuing corporate boost

Hire of Vinod Joseph to deepen firms corporate practice
Hire of Vinod Joseph to deepen firms corporate practice

Argus Partners has continued its steady hiring policy and bulked up its Mumbai corporate and private equity practice with Global Infrastructured Partners (GIP) India legal counsel Vinod Joseph.

Joseph had headed up legal at asset manager IDFC Alternatives, which had been bought by GIP last year.

The 1998 NLSIU Bangalore graduate was previously with Bennett Coleman & Co’s investment arm Brand Capital as legal head, after having been a partner at Dua Associates in Mumbai. He also has a 2003 LLM from the London School of Economics.

“We have recently expanded the banking & finance and the disputes practice of the firm,” said managing partner Krishnava Dutt in a press release, referring to the addition of a three-partner disputes team from HSA under Abeezar Faizullabhoy.

“Expanding on the corporate practice was a natural corollary. I am delighted to have Vinod on board to deepen the firms’ corporate practice especially in the private equity and private investment funds space,” he added.

Comments

tera time aayega 25 Apr 2019, 10:36
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is that the reason why there are rumors about a partner in a top tier firm moving out and going inhouse?
Ushat 26 Apr 2019, 09:45
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Uska time aageya! :)
greenie 25 Apr 2019, 12:25
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good going vinod. you have good commercial sense and a strong work ethic.
Haaw! 25 Apr 2019, 13:44
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Maine refresh kya kiya, Kian - tumne photo hi badal di?
Interesting times 25 Apr 2019, 18:17
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Wondering at his stage when people move in-house, why is he moving to a law firm. Is it a Pramod Rao sort of strategy?
two cents 26 Apr 2019, 05:56
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Well, either Argus has a lot of work that it cannot execute to rope in people from in-house, expecting them to do the work, cuz cleary they cant find lateral talent willing to join them. Thats the only scenario in which this makes sense. If you're telling me that in-house guys come in with a book / expect businesses to give them work, then you got to be kidding me.
Free 26 Apr 2019, 08:06
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Eh, where is the 'or' argument in your 'either' proposition?

Your two cents is only one then :(
In house rocks 26 Apr 2019, 06:22
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Congratulations Vinod! Guys picture abhi baki he, GIP will poach a law firm partner to restore the yin-yan balance
How much?i argus payin 28 Apr 2019, 05:37
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is argus paying him?