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Mr. Manik Verma

Mr. Manik Verma

Partner, Ship and Aviation Finance

Fichte & Co

Manik is a Partner in the Ship and Aviation Finance practice with over 17 years of experience across the Middle East and Asia Pacific. He has built a strong reputation advising clients in the maritime, offshore oil and gas, aviation, and banking sectors.

Manik works closely with financial institutions, export credit agencies, lessors, lessees, corporates, and operators, delivering solutions for complex transactions. His practice includes aircraft and ship financings, vessel and aircraft sales, syndicated debt, cross-border leasing, shipbuilding contracts, and export credit financings.

He is also a trusted advisor to businesses in the corporate, maritime, aviation, and offshore sectors, guiding them through establishment, expansion, and restructuring in Dubai and Singapore. His deep understanding of regulatory frameworks, combined with a commercial mindset, allows him to provide results-driven legal advice.

Highly regarded by legal directories, Manik is known for navigating complex transactions with precision. His expertise spans the Indian, Singaporean, and UAE markets, where he continues to provide tailored financing structures and strategic business solutions.

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