CAM to move out of Saket home in Delhi to Noida
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) will be moving out of its South-Delhi office of six years and instead has leased a nearly double-the-size office space in nearby Noida to move in from June 2021, Moneycontrol first reported in an article about businesses increasingly opting for more flexible office space set up to save on outgoings:
New properties are also being taken on lease to ensure hot desking. Legal firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) is taking up a new property in Noida on lease from Max Estates, where new concepts of office design will be adopted.
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Monday, 15 February 2021 18:19 Law firms
Following a long-standing tradition and a recent restart of banking industry professionals joining law firms, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) has added another senior former State Bank of India (SBI) manager to its roster.
Former managing director of
B Sriram, has joined CAM in Mumbai as a senior advisor.
According to CAM, Sriram had previously headed up SBI for around four years and had also been managing director and CEO of IDBI Bank, and managing director of State Bank of Bikaner & Jaipur.
Max Estates leases 80,000 sq ft to Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas at Noida Max Towers
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Max Estates recently started construction of its third commercial realty project in Noida to be built at a cost of Rs 400 crore, having New York Life Insurance Company as a financial partner.
NEW DELHI: Max Estates, a subsidiary of Max Group’s listed entity, Max Ventures & Industries Ltd. (MaxVIL), has leased close to 80,000 sq ft. at Max Towers, Noida to Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM), a leading legal firms.
The developer that operates Grade A assets in Noida and Delhi has also leased 7,300 sq. ft. to DBS.
Moneycontrol reigns as No.1 digital destination for Budget Day coverage, beats previous digital readership records Moneycontrol broke down the Budget for readers using the theme Rebuilding India, which captured the impact of Budget 2021 on individuals, investors and businesses FP Staff February 10, 2021 16:16:45 IST
Moneycontrol’s Budget-Day coverage smashed all previous digital traffic records as people from across India visited its specially designed microsite for up-to-date information and quick clarity on 1 February, when the finance minister announced a raft of measures to revive the economy.
Moneycontrol, India’s leading financial news platform, experienced a significant increase in visits by readers, again becoming the destination of choice for the most comprehensive, and real-time coverage of the Union Budget.