Ravi Kumar, IndusLaw 
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CAM's Ravi Kumar joins IndusLaw as Partner in Mumbai

IndusLaw now has 50 partners and over 250 lawyers across its four offices in Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad, and Mumbai.

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Former Partner at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Ravi Kumar has joined IndusLaw as a Partner in its Mumbai office.

Kumar is a 2002 graduate from National Law School of India University, Bangalore. Prior to his stint at CAM, he was associated with Talwar Thakore & Associates. He also worked as Assistant Vice-President Legal at GE Capital.

He advises on a broad range of corporate transactions, including public and private M&A transactions, private equity transactions and joint ventures, across a range of sectors. He also advises various large Indian conglomerates and their sponsors on their growth and asset monetization strategies, regulatory issues, corporate governance, and overall strategy.

On Kumar's joining, IndusLaw Founding Partners Suneeth Katarki and Gaurav Dani said,

“Our M&A expertise is rapidly expanding and Ravi’s extensive experience in public M&A and corporate governance will further enhance our capabilities from which our clients will benefit in Mumbai and nationally. We welcome him to the firm and wish him all the very best.”

On his joining the firm, Kumar said,

“I am very excited and eager to partner with the partners, lawyers and all other persons at IndusLaw in this transformational journey of the firm. With our collective efforts and positive energy, I am very confident that we will help each other in unlocking everyone’s individual and collective potential.”

IndusLaw now has 50 partners and over 250 lawyers across its four offices in Bangalore, Delhi, Hyderabad, and Mumbai.

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