Overview
Amrit Khosa is a senior associate in the Financial Restructuring practice and is based in the firm’s London office.
Amrit represents a diverse range of stakeholders in formal and informal restructurings, with particular expertise in novel, complex cross-border matters including Chapter 11 proceedings. His practice encompasses advising financial institutions, investment funds, bondholders, ad-hoc committees, corporate debtors, trustees/agents and insolvency practitioners across the full spectrum of stressed and distressed situations.
Amrit has extensive experience in special situations, distressed M&A, liability management transactions and crypto-related insolvency matters. His background includes in-house experience at Maersk Drilling A/S, giving him significant industry knowledge in oil and gas alongside his broader restructuring expertise.
Education
- University of Cambridge, MPhil Modern South Asian Studies, 2011
- BPP University Law School, L.P.C. 2007
- BPP University Law School, GDL 2006
- University College London, B.A (Hons) German and History 2005
News
Engagement & Publications
- “Introduction to Sovereign Debt Restructurings”, Practical Law/Thomson Reuters, December 2024
- “Rescue Culture: Playing Devil’s Advocate”, Global Turnaround, September 2023
- “Five Tips for Investor Directors in the Zone of Insolvency”, Commercial Insolvency Reporter, August 2022
- “Does the UK Have a New Business Judgment Test?” Global Restructuring Review, October 2011
- “The Offshore Industry – All at Sea”, Global Turnaround, February 2021