Namita Viswanath
Bengaluru
- Corporate & Commercial
- Technology, Media & Telecommunications
- Financial Services
- Government & Regulatory
India (Advocate)
B.A.L-LL.B. (Law) University Law College, Bengaluru (2006)
LL.M. (Law) School of Law, Christ University, Bengaluru (2014)
Namita is well-regarded for her technology law expertise across all industry sectors. Namita has advised several domestic and international clients from start-ups to mature private and public companies and investors in various technology-driven and technology-consuming industries on issues ranging from setting up an e-commerce business and outsourcing to data governance and cyber security. She focuses her practice on software, cloud-based services, artificial intelligence and machine learning, information technology, intellectual property, strategic acquisitions of business units/technology platforms and licensing, electronic and mobile commerce, health-tech, intermediary labilities, entertainment and digital business, and all forms of related legal and regulatory compliance and policy and advocacy initiatives. While Namita’s work primarily revolves around all facets of fintech related advice, she frequently advises and assists emerging and established companies on structuring their operations to house fin-tech activities, on new product offering and regulatory advisory services in the fin-tech space.
Namita has also worked on a wide range of commercial contracts, corporate transactions, corporate restructuring assignments and has advised on compliance under corporate and foreign exchange laws, with a special emphasis within the e-commerce, technology, banking and fin-tech sectors.
Namita is at the
forefront of data privacy issues in India. She regularly speaks on data
privacy, fintech and emerging technology law issues and has authored many
academic articles on the subject. Namita has been recognised by Legal
500 and Asialaw as one of India’s recommended TMT lawyers.
Prior to INDUSLAW, Namita
has had the benefit of being associated with the IT and telecom industries
right from the very beginning of her career which includes a stint as a senior
in-house counsel in Lenovo, Oracle and Bharti Airtel Limited.
In her spare time, Namita
enjoys dancing, travelling and practicing Pilates.
publications
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Launch of The Legal 500: Technology Country...
Mergers & Acquisitions
"MENS REA" IN INSIDER TRADING – A...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
CLOUD-BASED MESSAGING SERVICES IN INDIA: DATA SECURITY...
Employment Law
INTERNAL COMPLAINTS COMMITTEES: REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPLAINTS RELATING...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
CLOUD SERVICES: GUIDELINES FOR GOVERNMENT PROCUREMENT
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
DIGITAL BUSINESS IN INDIA: OVERVIEW
Employment Law
UNION CABINET APPROVES THE WAGE CODE
Corporate & Commercial
THE NEW LAW ON DISABILITY: WHAT DOES...
Banking & Finance & Technology, Media & Telecommunications
RBI DIRECTIONS ON PEER TO PEER LENDING...
Employment Law
The Executive Remuneration Review Edition 6
Technology, Media & TelecommunicationsFinancial ServicesGovernment & Regulatory & Banking & Finance
RBI DIRECTIONS ON PEER TO PEER LENDING...
Employment Law
WORK FORCE STRUCTURING & TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Data Protection Framework for India
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO STAY BAN ON...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
The Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018 Key...
Corporate & Commercial
Digital Business in India: Overview
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
THE SUPREME COURT'S AADHAAR JUDGEMENT AND THE...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
THE AADHAAR JUDGMENT AND RECENT POLICY CHANGES:...
Financial ServicesGovernment & Regulatory & Technology, Media & Telecommunications
RBI GUIDELINES FOR THE INTEROPERABILITY OF PREPAID...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
THE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TRAI'S TARIFF ORDER
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
LOYALTY AND REWARD PROGRAMS IN INDIA: THE...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
THE DRAFT INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INTERMEDIARIES GUIDELINES (AMENDMENT)...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
CONSULTATION PAPER ON REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR OVER-THE-TOP...
Government & Regulatory
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT NATIONAL E-COMMERCE POLICY
Government & Regulatory
FINTECH NEWSLETTER - MARKET UPDATES AND RECENT...
Intellectual Property
Infolex Fintech Newsletter - June 1 2019...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
THE PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION BILL, 2019: KEY...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Newsletters | Japan (Sep - Dec 2019)
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Newsletter | China (Sep - Dec 2019)
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
PRIVACY LAWS IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
FinTech Newsletter: October 15, 2019 – January...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
COMMENTS ON THE DRAFT FRAMEWORK FOR AUTHORISATION...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
RBI GUIDELINES ON REGULATION OF PAYMENT AGGREGATORS...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Fintech Newsletter – January 16, 2020 to...
Corporate & Commercial & Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Augmenting the fight against Covid-19: How Businesses...
Banking & Finance
InfoAlert | Loans Sourced by Banks and...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
InfoAlert Article - Marketplace E-commerce : Impact...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Fintech Newsletter – May 1, 2020 to...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Infolex NewsAlert | RBI Framework for Authorization...
Corporate & Commercial
Infolex Article: An Analysis of Stock Appreciation...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Fintech Newsletter – August 01, 2020-October 15,...
Corporate & Commercial & Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Infolex NewsAlert – Liberalisation of Guidelines for...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
Fintech Newsletter | Oct 16, 2020 to...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
China Newsletters (October 2020 - December 2020)
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
InfoLex | Rules for Intermediary and Digital...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Infolex Article: Clarification on the Guidelines on...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Fintech Newsletter | January 01, 2021 to...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Fintech Newsletter – April 01, 2021 to...
Financial ServicesGovernment & Regulatory & Technology, Media & Telecommunications
E-RUPI AND ITS BENEFITS FOR THE DIGITAL...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
FINTECH NEWSLETTER: RECENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS AND MARKET...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications & Government & Regulatory
Fintech Newsletter | October 1, 2021 to...
Technology, Media & Telecommunications
UNWINDING CERT-IN'S DIRECTIONS ON CYBER SECURITY PRACTICES...
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