Sharik currimbhoy biography of albert

Sharik Currimbhoy Ebrahim is the founder and Chairman of Goldstein Roth & Co.[1] an investment bank and the strategic partner for Cantor Fitzgerald LLP in India. While sector agnostic, we focus on power, energy, infrastructure and real estate.

Mr. Currimbhoy is also the Chairman of Goldstein Roth Finance which provides domestic debt for companies across sectors.[2]

Mr. Currimbhoy is a graduate of Columbia University in New York in Economics. At the age of 19 he founded NewRatings.com[3] an equity research news company in 1999 while still in college which he later sold to Aktiencheck AG and returned to India in 2003.

He then ran Shahnaz Herbals, the cosmetics company started by his grandmother Shahnaz Husain and grew the business by 10x in profits in 6 years.[4] In 2012, Mr. Currimbhoy removed himself from day to day running of the consumer goods business to focus on the investment bank that he had founded in 2009, Element Capital which had a narrow focus on private equity in real estate.[5]

Element advised on marquee transactions such as the funding of the eBay STPI in for $40million, where Element was a sole advisor. This was the largest pre-leased commercial transaction in India for the year it was consummated.[6][7][8][9]

Mr. Currimbhoy has been in the Wall St. Journal, Forbes Magazine, and is regularly quoted in various publications.

Education

He has a BA in Economics from Columbia University, and a degree in Negotiation from Harvard Business School.[10]

Personal life

Sharik Currimbhoy is a son of Nelofar Currimbhoy and Tabrik Currimbhoy. His paternal grandfather name is Asif Currimbhoy.

References

  1. ↑Goldstein Roth Team, Goldstein Roth Team Members
  2. ↑Goldstein Roth
  3. ↑Family jewels: New kids on the block , The Economic TimesJul 30, 2007, 12:00 AM IST
  4. ↑Princess Diaries, Forbes India, Sep 29, 2009 08:20:00 AM IST
  5. ↑12.12.12: Delhi entrepreneur Sharik Currimbhoy pledges $12.12 million to Columbia University, The Economic Times, Dec 17, 2012, 11:19 AM IST
  6. ↑Xander’s PE Arm Invests $40M In Chennai’s Appaswamy Realty Project, Vccircle, 24 April 2012
  7. ↑Element Capital receives $149M commitment, Vccircle, 9 October 2012
  8. ↑Element Capital close to clinching $100 million deal, The Economic Times, Oct 15, 2012, 08:34 PM IST
  9. ↑Element Capital gets `780 cr of co-investments for projects, 10 Oct 2012, 12:17 AM IST
  10. ↑In Brief: Winter 2012, Columbia Magazine, Winter 2012-13

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