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SIDBI'S Mukesh Chand joins Economic Laws Practice as a partner
In the past, he has served the Stressed Assets Resolution Group of the State Bank of India, spearheading legal strategies in handling IBC matters
Mukesh Chand, the former General Manager (Legal) at the Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI) and banking and insolvency law expert has joined Economic Laws Practice (ELP) as a Senior Counsel for IBC Practice.
At SIDBI, he was part of a team responsible for setting up and operationalizing India's first Receivable Exchange, TReDs of Receivable Exchange of India Ltd (a joint venture of the National Stock Exchange and SIDBI). While at SIDBI, he was also part of the team for setting up of subsidiaries of SIDBI including Mudra Bank and RXIL.
Chand is a 1985 graduate of the Faculty of Law, University of Delhi. With over 32 years of experience across the legal and banking sectors, he has handled some of the biggest and most complicated cases of the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) and personal insolvency under the Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
Earlier, he served with the Stressed Assets Resolution Group of the State Bank of India, spearheading legal strategies in handling IBC matters. He made several representations before the Parliamentary Committees and courts on important issues.