Articles tagged with: Khaitan & Co
KhaitanCo, Clifford Chance team up for HSBC $30m loan to SBI
Khaitan & Co and Clifford Chance Hong Kong advised HSBC’s Hong Kong branch on its $30m term loan facility to the State Bank of India’s Shanghai branch for general corporate purposes. Khaitan banking partner Devidas Banerji (who joined the firm from CC in 2010 ) and Clifford Chance partner Matth...
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Haigreve Khaitan, Mulla win Ambani bros mandates to slap defamation notices on Gas Wars authors, printers, publishers

Khaitan scoops KPMG partner as strategy chief to help firm stay ‘ahead of the curve’

Khaitan & Co first to announce fresher salary hike to Rs 13.2 lakh + 2 bonus

Khaitan & Co capital markets partner Vibhava Sawant resigns for Abu Dhabi

NUJS 2015 Day Zero: 26 accepted jobs, 5 foreign firm opportunities

NLU Delhi: 12 Day Zero offers, 10 jobs in bag, 3 foreign vac schemes for 2015 batch

12 Day Zero offers for NLU Jodhpur 2015 batch from 4 law firms

M&A league table: AZB, Trilegal, Luthra on top of meek start to 2014 but more to come...

Day Zero: 33 NLSIU fourth-years bag early jobs, Amarchand, Khaitan heaviest

Khaitan & Co promotes 37 lawyers up a rung to senior & principal from around 4- to 6-year mark

Khaitan’s Vaishali Sharma goes it alone as Agram: 3-4 associates, some mandates, no co-partners (for time being)

Khaitan scores 3 senior associates from Trilegal, JSA, White & Case as partners, counsel

Khaitan & Co promotes two equity partners, 11 salaried partners in Del, Mum, Cal

Khaitan’s AZB star-lateral Vaishali Sharma quits to start up own firm

E-tailer Koovs behooves Khaitan Co on £22m London AIM float with 3 English firms

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Law firm partners to lose company director seats as SEBI caps them at 7
Independent directors, many of whom are also partners in law firms, will have to resign from the boards of several companies after the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) last week capped the number of directorships a person can hold to seven.