Jeet Chaudhuri
Partner
Practice Area
I am committed to deeply understanding clients’ businesses and challenges and then providing pragmatic business enabling solutions tailored to each client’s individual needs.
Jeet Chaudhuri has over 11 years of experience and is part of the Firm’s Corporate Group, with extensive experience in public and private mergers, acquisitions, private equity investments and exits, and joint ventures. Jeet regularly advises a wide range of international and domestic clients (both large multi-national corporations and private capital) across a range of sectors on all aspects of Indian corporate and foreign investment laws, including Indian securities regulations.
WORK HIGHLIGHTS
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
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On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
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On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
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On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
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On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
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On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
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On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
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On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
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On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
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On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
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On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
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On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
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On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
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For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
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On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
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On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
-
For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
-
On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
-
On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
-
For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
-
On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
-
On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
-
For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
-
On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
-
On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
-
For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
-
On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective
-
On its (i) Proposed investment in Svatantra Microfin (this is the largest PE investment in India’s microfinance sector) (ii) Acquisition of a controlling stake in Eureka Forbes for an enterprise value of ~USD 580 million and the resultant open offer
-
On its acquisition of the general insurance business of Bharti AXA General Insurance Co. Ltd. through a scheme of arrangement
-
On its (i) ~USD 1.25 billion internal restructuring of its passenger vehicle business (ii) USD 1.5 billion capital reduction by reorganisation of their securities premium and accumulated losses, through a scheme of arrangement
-
For sale of its majority shareholding in Leap Green Energy to Brookfield
-
On its exit from R R Kabel (including, the pre-IPO sale transactions)
-
On its (i) Acquisition of a majority stake in Vistaar Finance (ii) Investment in CAMS, sale of part of its stake in CAMS to various investors prior to the IPO and its exit from CAMS (iii) The fund raise by its controlled portfolio company, Avanse Financial Services where Mubadala has deployed approx. INR 900 crore into Avanse (iv) Investment in CData Software from an Indian law perspective