Norton Rose Fulbright recognised by India Business Law Journal among leading foreign law firms for India-related work

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has been recognised by India Business Law Journal in its Top Foreign Law Firms 2026 rankings, earning a place among the publication's Significant Players for India-related legal work.

Now in its 20th year, the annual survey highlights the international law firms making the greatest impact on India-related mandates following extensive research into more than 600 firms worldwide.

The recognition reflects Norton Rose Fulbright's strong cross-border capabilities and its ability to support clients on complex transactions, disputes, financing arrangements and investments involving India across key global markets, including the Middle East, Europe and Asia Pacific.

The firm most recently advised a syndicate of lenders on a US$730 million green refinancing for ReNew's and Mitsui's hybrid renewable project in India.

Raj Karia, Global Head of Corporate, M&A and Securities at Norton Rose Fulbright, said:

"We are delighted to be recognised by India Business Law Journal for our India-related work. The ranking reflects the strength of our international platform and the collaborative approach we take to helping clients navigate complex cross-border opportunities and challenges involving India. As investment and commercial ties between India and global markets continue to grow, we remain focused on delivering seamless, high-quality advice across jurisdictions."

The full rankings can be viewed on the India Business Law Journal website: Top Foreign Law Firms 2026.