Full-service firm Juris Corp excels in banking and finance, and capital markets. It features a robust trade and commodity finance practice, a rarity in the market, and is well-regarded for its debt issuance offering. The firm ascends into the top tier of the banking table for its prowess in this space. The capital markets team was busy last year advising on cross-border business opportunities to offshore clients. Senior partner Jayesh H is known for his diverse expertise in banking and finance, capital markets, corporate and M&A, private equity, and restructuring and insolvency. The firm has offices located in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore. Partner Vedanarayanan Lakshmanan joined from IndusInd Bank last spring.
Client feedback
“Very good turnaround time, receptive to client needs, and reliable because they are always a phone call away. We receive a lot of partner time and they deliver quality work.” – Banking and finance
“Approachable and prompt.” – Banking and finance
Apurva Kanvinde
“She’s very receptive, available, with good turnaround times. She works well under pressure and is good at problem-solving and providing solutions, along with coordinating well with clients.”
Saurabh Sharma
“Knowledgeable.”
Work highlights
Acted for a materials manufacturer in raising debt by way of issuance of non-convertible debentures. The deal was complex as it was one of the biggest leverage buy-outs in the cement industry and there were many bidders.
Advised Shriram Transport Finance Company on its financing programme including raising of monies for its trade financing in the form of floating rate bonds.
Work highlights
Advised the lenders in relation to a green loan financing availed by REC Solar and guaranteed by Reliance New Energy Solar.
Represented the lender banks on the Indian law-related aspects in relation to novation and amendment to K-sure covered term loan facility.
Key clients
Axis Bank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Bank of India, Rabobank, Reliance Industries, Scotiabank, Standard Chartered Bank.
Work highlights
Advised multiple financial institutions in developing structures for their transactions for capturing netting as well as providing them with template amendment agreements in relation to capital adequacy norms.
