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Burgeon Law, along with its team of over 25 lawyers, including five partners, has merged with RegFin, the law firm announced on Wednesday. The merger will create a combined strength of 150 lawyers, including 22 partners, significantly expanding RegFin’s footprint in India.The New Delhi office will become RegFin’s fourth office, joining its headquarters in Mumbai and existing offices in GIFT City, Gandhinagar, and Bengaluru.As part of the integration, Roma Priya, who joins as an equity partner, will assume the role of senior partner and founder, Delhi, and national head, Private Equity and Venture Capital Transactions.Seaking about the merger, Tejesh Chitlangi, Managing Partner at IC RegFin Legal, said that “this merger supercharges our growth plans. Burgeon’s VC-PE transactions practice fits supremely well with Reg Fin’s focus on the entire financial services and investments space, giving clients a unified and seamless team with a true ‘capital lifecycle offering – from fund formation and structuring to investments, regular corporate legal advisory and exits.“With a seasoned, accomplished leader like Roma, we know we have got a specialist team that allows us to scale faster in high-growth sectors, while deepening our bench strength for complex, layered and multi-stakeholder transactions. I’m delighted to welcome Roma and her stellar team to RegFin, as we will continue to collectively accelerate the firm’s trajectory and shape the next chapter of our growth journey,” he added.Live EventsSpeaking on the occasion, Priya also said that as Burgeon celebrates a decade of partnering with founders, funds, and high-growth companies, this merger marks the beginning of a new chapter.“Building Burgeon has been a journey of immense hard work, purpose, and joy – and stepping into this next phase with RegFin is both exciting and energising. I am fully aligned with RegFin and Tejesh, who is an inspiring and well-acclaimed industry leader, on their strong vision to build a future-ready firm that combines institutional strength with founder-style agility. We’re merging Burgeon and coming together as a part of RegFin to deliver broader capabilities and deeper expertise, focus on being people-centric and continue to provide exceptional client services,” Priya added.RegFin’s core practice areas comprise Funds, Sebi regulatory practice, IFSC GIFT City regulatory regime, besides the firm is also putting in significant focus on strengthening transactional practice in venture capital, private equity and M&A space.Add as a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now!
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