Founded in 2000, Juris Corp is a law firm with offices in Mumbai and Delhi, active across the financial and corporate sectors. Banking and finance are its flagship practice, with expertise in regulatory compliance, M&A, and structured finance.
The firm's capital markets team specialiszes in derivatives and serves as Indian counsel for the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA). Its corporate team handles M&A and fundraising, particularly in the technology sector, while the restructuring practice is frequently engaged by bondholders.
In a significant banking mandate, the firm advised a syndicate of 12 international banks on Shriram Finance's landmark $1.25 billion multi-currency external commercial borrowing (ECB), the largest social loan for a private Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) in India. The deal was highly complex due to its scale and structure as a social loan, requiring coordination across global lenders to establish a unified security package in favour of a security trustee, thereby setting a new benchmark for sustainable finance in India's NBFC sector.
In a separate high-value transaction, the firm acted as Indian counsel to a consortium of 11 banks on a $3 billion ECB facility for Reliance Industries, reported as the largest corporate loan in India since 2023.
MUFG Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, South Indian Bank, State Bank of India, Shriram Finance, Infopark Properties, Piramal Capital & Housing Finance, National Asset Reconstruction Company
“Good knowledge. Solution oriented. Transaction focus” (Banking)
“JC is a class apart in understanding the regulatory environment in India, providing tailored commercial savvy advice and meeting challenging closing timelines.” (Banking)
“Better regulatory relationship, better onshore market regulation understanding, among others.” (Financial services regulatory)
“Good communicator and quick in engagement.”
“Ankit is a sharp legal mind, always spots the right issues at inception and provides creative solutions.”
"Clear communication. Provides different options. Clearly states the risk."
