Triangle Chambers

ation Annex Extension Building, situated in Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Barrister KARISHMA JAHAN is Co-Founder of the Triangle Chambers and practices in the areas of corporate and securities law, mergers and acquisitions, energy, admiralty and shipping, private equity, general business advising and the representation of emerging growth companies. She has been called to the Bar of England and Wales in the year 2002 by the Hon’ble Society of Lincoln’s Inn and since then have worked for companies ranging from start-ups to multinationals, as well as banks, energy and electricity producing companies, telecommunication service provider and individual investors. She counsel on various corporate legal issues including social and legal compliance, company law compliance, human resource management, structuring and formation, early-stage company regulatory filing issues, securities offerings and securities laws compliance, joint venture and strategic partnering relationships, and mergers and acquisitions. Jahan's legal practice and experience includes mainly in industries including power and energy, telecommunications, manufacturing, banking and financial services. Jahan also represented traditional businesses for their corporate, contracts and intellectual property needs. She is in the board of Khulna Power Company Limited, a publicly listed company, as an independent director. Barrister SYED EJAZ KABIR is Co- Founder of Triangle Chambers in Bangladesh. He is versatile as a corporate and commercial trial and appellate lawyer, and has experience in administrative law, dealing with commercal and corporate matters and intellectual property right issues. He is active in human rights issues, and has skills in awareness development and litigation issues. Kabir appears regularly before all courts. In his company and corporate practice, Kabir has handled a variety of cases ranging from class actions, corporate contractual liability, debt recovery and formulated policies. As public Prosecutor of Anti-Corruption Commission Kabir has worked in parallel with the Attorney General’s office to prosecute and cases brought under the special laws in relation to good governance and corruption. Mr. Kabir has been in-house lawyer for Standard Chartered Bank Bangladesh, rendering legal advices on various issues of law including- Banking, IT, Telecommunication, Company and its compliance with the regulatory issues; and day to day Banking operations and its compliance issue, having the insight of the banking industry. He also has experience in handling arbitration and negotiations at national level. He is also the author of the chapter ‘Bangladesh’ of the book on International Commercial Arbitration, practice and procedure, Enforcement on Foreign Awards; covering more than 75 countries, published by Universal Law Publishing Company, New Delhi, India. Kabir is also acting as Internation Legal Consultant to Grass Diplomat, a consultancy firm based in UK. He has been called to the Bar of England and Wales in the year 2004 by the Hon’ble Society of Lincoln’s Inn.