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education
- LL.B., ILS Law College, Pune (2006)
- Diploma in Securities Law Government Law College, Mumbai, (2007)
- Accelerated Development Program, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Anuj Shah is a Partner of the firm’s mergers & acquisitions, private equity and securities groups. Anuj regularly represents financial institutions, private equity investors, corporations and promoter families in a broad range of transactions and complex regulatory issues. Anuj also recently completed a six months secondment with Debevoise & Plimpton LLP across their various offices in London, New York and Hong Kong.
Professional Affiliations
- Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa
- Young Indians, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII)
Representative Matters
Anuj Shah has represented and advised the following clients
The Blackstone Group
Advised on investment in Financial Inclusion Network and Operations Limited and Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited.
Toshiba Machine Co Ltd., Japan
Advised on acquisition of 100% stake of L&T Plastics Machinery Limited.
Hoshizaki Electric Co. Ltd., Japan
Advised on acquisition of a majority stake in Western Refrigeration Private Limited.
SIBUR Holdings, Russia
Advised on joint venture with Reliance Industries Limited.
IDFC Private Equity Company Limited
Advised in establishing a domestic venture capital fund and an offshore feeder fund.
Tata Capital Limited
Advised in establishing various venture capital funds including Tata Capital Growth Fund, Tata Capital Healthcare Fund and Tata Capital Innovations Fund.
Welspun Corp
Advised on investment by funds affiliated with Apollo Global Management, LLC.
Promoters of Bharat Fritz Werner Limited
Advised in providing exit to existing financial investors being IL&FS Private Equity and Kotak SEAF India Fund.
Promoters of Liberty Phosphate Limited
Advised on the sale of the controlling stake in Liberty Phosphate to Coromandel International Limited.
Publications
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