Nim Dorjee
Ms. Nim Dem Dorjee is a seasoned legal professional in the banking and finance industry with extensive experience in leading complex financing transactions across project finance, corporate finance and real estate finance sectors. She has a proven track record in structuring transactions involving multiple banking, consortium finance, sole lending, co-lending and syndicated lending as well as loan transfers, novation, and accession. Her expertise in structuring, drafting and negotiating financing documents enables her to offer strategic counsel tailored to each transaction’s requirement. In 2025, she has been recognised by Legal500 as a ‘Next Generation Partner’ and ‘Recommended Lawyer’ in Banking & Finance.
With over a decade of professional experience, Nim’s diverse portfolio encompasses advising on Swiss Challenge processes and debt assignments, advising Resolution Professionals (RPs) and Committees of Creditors (CoCs) in Corporate Insolvency Resolution Processes (CIRP), conducting thorough due diligence for company acquisition, negotiating corporate contracts and providing legal advice in developing financial products. She has also advised on assignment of loan accounts by various nationalized, private sector banks and Asset Reconstruction Companies (ARCs). In the real estate domain, her experience ranges from title investigation and conveyancing to construction finance, housing finance, property acquisition finance.
Nim’s multifaceted expertise positions her as a trusted legal advisor for delivering comprehensive solutions to complex challenges in the realms of banking, finance and legal domains.
Nim’ background also includes significant in-house counsel experience at one of the prominent NBFC. In her early career she has practiced in general corporate law, real estate and banking litigation at Calcutta High Court, Debt Recovery Tribunals and National Company Law Tribunal at Kolkata. She is an alumna of the University of Calcutta.
Posts By Nim Dem Dorjee

Why Standard Project Finance Safeguards Do Not Disqualify Debenture Holders from the Committee of Creditors →

SEBI’s Strategic Shift: Balancing Professional Competence and Ease of Doing Business in Investment Advisory →

Banks as Custodians, Not Arbiters: Karnataka High Court Reaffirms Proportionality in Account Freezing Orders →

The Inherent Boundaries of Justice: Section 528 BNSS and the Limits of Pre-Trial Quashing in Cheque Dishonour Cases →

Karnataka High Court Directs Enforcement of K-RERA Recovery Certificates Within Eight Weeks →

Non-Production of Authorization Letter as a Curable Defect: Examining Judicial Interference in Secured Asset Recovery →

Acknowledgment of Debt and Limitation in SARFAESI Proceedings: DRAT Chennai Upholds Secured Creditor’s Enforcement Action →

RBI Overhauls the Authorised Person Framework: A Close Reading of the Foreign Exchange Management (Authorised Persons) Regulations, 2026 →

RBI Introduces Structured Framework for Resolution of Calamity-Impacted Borrowers: Key Amendments to the All India Financial Institutions Directions →

Resolution Plan that fails to address Statutory Dues is bound to be rejected by the Adjudicating Authority: Supreme Court →

LIABILITY OF A PERSONAL GUARANTOR SHALL NOT EXTINGUISH UPON SUBSEQUENT RENUNCIATION OF INDIAN CITIZENSHIP: NCLT KOLKATA BENCH →
