The Indian fintech sector provides an optimistic outlook for the upcoming year of 2022. INDUSLAW’s Avimukt Dar, Suneeth Katarki, Namita Viswanath, Shreya Suri, Raghav Muthanna, Aditya Girish Chandra, and Abhijit Chakrabarti, discuss the key develop...
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Suneeth Katarki
Partner, Bangalore
- Corporate & Commercial
- Fund Formation
- Insurance
- Intellectual Property
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Investment
- Technology, Media & Telecommunications
India (Advocate)
B.A. LL.B (Hons.) National Law School of India University, Bangalore (1996)
Suneeth is a founding partner of INDUSLAW. He
has extensive experience in mergers & acquisitions and private equity
investment. He also advises clients on joint ventures, corporate
restructurings, arrangements amongst shareholders, reduction of capital and
complex schemes involving all of the above.
Suneeth also advises clients on intricate
intellectual property issues in corporate transactions as well as for
commercialization of their intellectual property rights. He is the
partner-in-charge of the intellectual property practice group at INDUSLAW.
Suneeth has been listed in Band 1 for
Corporate/M&A and Band 2 for Private Equity field by Chambers &
Partners in its Asia guides. He has been consistently recognised as “one of the leading lawyers of India” for
Corporate/M&A and Private Equity by Asialaw
Profiles (The Guide to Asia-Pacific’s Leading Domestic Law Firms). Legal
500 Asia Pacific has recognised Suneeth as one of the leading TMT and
Intellectual Property lawyers in India.
Suneeth
has recently been listed amongst the top 100 lawyers in India – a definitive “A
List” of India’s legal profession published by prestigious India Business Law
Journal in association with the ICCA.
Suneeth is also a trustee and advisor to
charitable foundations and projects and serves on the board of United Way,
India and United Way, Bangalore.
He
speaks regularly at conferences and has authored many academic articles.
publications

Fintech Newsletter – April 01, 2021 to...
The Indian fintech space remains one of the fastest growing sectors, with companies evolving new business models to digitise more aspects of banking and financial services and expand their offerings into overseas markets.