Legal Associate at India Law [Banking & Finance]: Apply Now!

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About India Law LLP

IndiaLaw LLP, a Pan-India law firm with more than 2 decades of existence, is headquartered in Mumbai with branches in major cities in India like Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Cochin.

The Firm has a large client base including several major national and multinational corporations from divergent sectors such as banking, finance, automobile, engineering, information technology, FMCG, retail, hospitality, oil & energy, telecoms, infrastructure, realty, pharma, insurance, logistics etc.

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Eligibility

They are seeking a dynamic and detail-oriented lawyer with 2–3 years of post-qualification experience to join our Banking & Finance team. The role involves advising banks, financial institutions, corporates, and borrowers on a broad spectrum of financing transactions, including project finance, real estate finance, compliance, regulatory issues, and restructuring matters.

Job Description: Associate — Banking & Finance (2–3 Years PQE)

Responsibilities

Drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of financing documents including:
- Loan Agreements
- Security Documents (hypothecation, mortgage, pledge agreements)
- Inter-Creditor Agreements
- Deeds of Hypothecation and Guarantees
- Facility Agreements (term loans, working capital, project finance)
Advising on legal and regulatory aspects of financing transactions, including compliance with RBI, SEBI, and other financial sector regulations.
Conducting legal due diligence on companies and their assets for secured lending and structured finance transactions.
Assisting in transaction structuring for project finance, acquisition finance, real estate finance, and corporate loans.
Coordinating with internal teams and external stakeholders including clients, banks, NBFCs, rating agencies, and regulatory bodies.
Advising on enforcement of security and recovery actions under laws such as SARFAESI Act, IBC, and relevant civil remedies.
Keeping abreast of legal and regulatory developments in banking, finance, and insolvency laws.