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Baker McKenzie Appoints Three New Members To Global India Practice Group Steering Committee
Baker McKenzie Appoints Three New Members To Global India Practice Group Steering Committee Baker McKenzie has appointed Ash Tiwari, Naja Hani and Joy K Gallup to its Global India Practice Group's steering committee. The committee comprises partner representatives from across the firm's global network who are actively engaged in India-related initiatives, tasked with developing and executing...
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Baker McKenzie Appoints Three New Members To Global India Practice Group Steering Committee
Baker McKenzie has appointed Ash Tiwari, Naja Hani and Joy K Gallup to its Global India Practice Group's steering committee. The committee comprises partner representatives from across the firm's global network who are actively engaged in India-related initiatives, tasked with developing and executing the strategy for the Global India Practice Group.
Ash Tiwari, a Corporate/M&A Partner in the London office, specialises in domestic and cross-border private M&A, joint ventures, restructurings, reorganisations, listed company advice and corporate governance.
Naja Hani is based in the UAE office and is also a Corporate/M&A Partner focusing primarily on M&A, joint ventures, corporate reorganisations and post-acquisition integration, as well as corporate structuring, foreign direct investment and market entry in the Middle East, with a particular focus on the UAE and Qatar.
Joy Gallup, a Corporate & Securities Partner in the New York office, with substantial expertise across a wide spectrum of cross-border corporate finance transactions, focuses on cross-border liability management transactions, distressed and high-yield debt, green bonds, project bond offerings, syndicated loans, and structured debt products.
Other members on the steering committee include Ashok Lalwani (Chair), Aarthi Belani, Ashish Chugh, Adolfo Duranona, Emmanuel Hadjidakis, Samantha Mobley, Philippe Reich, Virusha Subban, Teresa Tovar, Peerapan Tungsuwan, and Mini vandePol.
Welcoming the new members to the Global India Practice Head Ashok Lalwani commented, "I would like to welcome our appointees to the Steering Committee. They do not only bring with them a wealth of diverse experience and legal knowhow to our broad-based India Practice, but they will help us to better capture opportunties arising from the ever increasing business between India and the UK, the UAE and the US. I would also like to congratulate Samantha, Philippe and Ash on their wins, and also to Ken and Stephanie for being recognized for their work on India’s first real-time payment systems linkage. These wins demonstrate the incredible pool of legal talent we have and our ability to support clients on some of the world’s most complex and innovative deals.”