Articles tagged with: Latham & Watkins
SAM, Lathams, Skaddens, Gleiss act on $438m ZF Friedrichshafen completion of WABCO Holdings (May ‘20)
Zero sum games: Indus gamble pays off, crushes into mega $1.1bn Zomato IPO for banks with CAM, JSA, Lathams
IndusLaw’s capital markets team, which had been poached nearly lock-stock-and-barrel from L&L Partners in 2019, has won its highest-profile mandate to date in its role for the banks on the upcoming and eagerly-awaited Zomato initial public offering (IPO).
AZB helps Bharti Airtel with $3bn QIP, FCCB with SAM, Links, Lathams (Jan ‘20)
Reliance’s record-busting $7bn rights issue gifts cap markets boon to AZB, Khaitan, Sidleys, Lathams
AZB, CAM, CC, LW act on Total 37% buy into Adani Gas for $714m (Oct ‘19)
Post Facebook, AZB, SAM score 2nd bonanza in Jio goldmine via $747m Silver Lake investment with Lathams
SBI Cards does $1.39bn IPO: SAM, CAM, Lathams, A&O snag mandate before shutdown
JMP, SAM, CAM, Lathams help launch $333m Oriental Infra InvIT
L&L, CAM, Links, Lathams help Adani ports issue $750m notes on Singapore stock exchange
CAM, S&R, Lathams act on $368m QIP of InvIT India Grid Trust
Big 4 consultant gobbles up LPO giant Pangea3: Luthra, CAM act for EY on buy from Thomson Reuters
In a major move by consultancies in the global legal markets, Big 4 consultant EY has gobbled up legal process outsourcer (LPO) Pangea3 from Thomson Reuters, which had bought the then-India-headquartered LPO in 2010 for up to $40m from its founders.
NLS ‘02 grad Manas Chandrashekar gets Lathams partnership in Hong Kong • 11th India-origin promo since 2017
NLSIU Bangalore’s global legal diaspora has scored another partnership at an elite international law firm, with 2002 graduate Manas Chandrashekar getting the nod in Latham & Watkins’ Hong Kong office.
SAM for Fractal Analytics on $200m cash injection by AZB-advised PE fund Apax, with Lathams, Kirkland, NDA, Trilegal, Veritas
Swiggy eats $1bn more cash: SAM, NDA, Luthra + foreign firms enjoy feast
India’s first REIT debuts today with a little help from CAM, S&R, may raise $720m
SAM, CAM, D&D, Slaughter, Latham on $325m GE stake sale in SBI
“Global private equity (PE) firm Carlyle Group has emerged as the front runner for GE Capital Corp’s stake in SBI Card, the credit card joint venture between the US-based company and India’s largest lender State Bank of India (SBI). Carlyle has emerged as the front runner for GE Capital’s stake in SBI Cards for somewhere around $325 million. The board of SBI settled upon the final bidder in a meeting. Carlyle has pipped Warburg Pincus and Credit Saison and emerged as the final bidder though the deal is not closed yet,” reported Mint.
The Singapore-India Joint Venture: Truly Symbiotic
Singapore has proved to be the destination of choice for many Indian corporates doing business overseas, though historically other markets such as London and New York have also had close ties with India. With its highly developed and successful free market economy, low taxation, proximity to the Indian subcontinent, numerous direct flights and sizable Indian population, Singapore’s trade ties with India have flourished.
Freshfields tops 2016 India M&A league table of foreign firms, ahead of Slaughters, Links, Herbies • DLA wins volume game
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has topped the mergermarket value league table of international law firms that advised on M&A deals in the record 2016 calendar year.
S&R, Trilegal travel with MakeMyTrip on $720m Ibibo takeover
“Online travel firm MakeMyTrip Ltd has agreed to buy Ibibo Group’s travel business in India in an all-stock deal, creating the country’s largest online travel firm which, according to a note by Morgan Stanley, is worth $1.8 billion. The deal value wasn’t announced, but the $1.8 billion valuation and the fact that Ibibo’s owners, Naspers and Tencent, end up with a 40% stake in the merged entity, translate into a transaction worth $720 million. Naspers owns a third of Tencent, its most valuable investment.” reported Mint.
6 firms create new Desi WhatsApp unicorn with $175m China-led investment
“India has a new tech unicorn. Hike, a four-year-old messaging app, today announced that it has closed $175 million in funding led by new investors Chinese internet giant Tencent and manufacturing firm Foxconn. The Series D round values the company at $1.4 billion, founder and CEO Kavin Bharti Mittal confirmed to TechCrunch,” reported Techcrunch.