Rajat Sethi

Rajat Sethi

Rajat Sethi heads the Corporate and M&A practice at S&R Associates. His practice covers foreign investment, joint ventures, private equity, restructuring, corporate governance and regulatory matters. He has advised Fortune 500 corporations, Indian companies and private equity firms on acquisitions and sales, investments, restructuring and exits, joint ventures and shareholder disputes, as well as Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code matters.

Rajat has been inducted into The Legal 500 Hall of Fame for his expertise in Corporate and M&A. He has been recognized as a legal icon in India Business Law Journal’s A-List; an elite practitioner by asialaw for Corporate and M&A and Private Equity; and one of the Top 10 Powerhouse Mumbai-based lawyers by Business Today for Corporate/M&A in 2023. He has also been identified as a leading lawyer (champion) in the Legal Era Rankings for Corporate and M&A; a highly regarded lawyer by IFLR1000 for M&A; a recommended lawyer by Who’s Who Legal for M&A and Corporate Governance; and a leading lawyer by Chambers Global, Chambers Asia-Pacific and RSG India Report.

Rajat Sethi

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Legal Considerations for Investments in Data Centers in India

Legal Considerations for Investments in Data Centers in India

LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR INVESTMENTS IN DATA CENTERS IN INDIA The Government should prepare a data localization policy which covers aspects like development of adequate infrastructure for safe...

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Requisitioning a Shareholders Meeting: The Unfolding Events Relating to Zee Entertainment and Dish TV

Requisitioning a Shareholders' Meeting: The Unfolding Events Relating to Zee Entertainment and Dish TV

REQUISITIONING A SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING: THE UNFOLDING EVENTS RELATING TO ZEE ENTERTAINMENT AND DISH TV The recent controversies relating to Zee Entertainment and Dish TV both involve investors...

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Impact of Covid-19 On FDI Regimes One Year Later

Impact of Covid-19 On FDI Regimes One Year Later

IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON FDI REGIMES ONE YEAR LATER The target of the 2020 Amendment appeared to be China, given the Indo-China border skirmishes, exploration of investment opportunities by Chinese...

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