The Centre for Corporate Laws, Governance and Financial Laws (CCLGFL) at National Law University Delhi (NLUD) was reconstituted in 2025 as the successor to the Centre for Business and Financial Laws and the Centre for Corporate Governance. Building on the work of these two centres, CCLGFL’s mandate has been expanded to encompass developments in corporate law, corporate governance and financial laws. It promotes rigorous research, scholarship, and informed dialogue on legal, regulatory, and policy issues affecting businesses, financial markets, and corporate institutions. It seeks to deepen understanding of the legal and institutional frameworks governing modern businesses and financial systems. It also aims to serve as a think tank to strengthen the robustness and soundness of the corporate sector.
The Centre undertakes a range of academic and policy-oriented initiatives, including round-table conferences and discussions with policymakers, regulators, practitioners and other stakeholders. This facilitates meaningful exchange between academia and practice and contributes to contemporary legal and regulatory discourse.
For the CCLGFL Blog and Journal, we invite submissions from students, academicians and practitioners on contemporary issues relating to corporate law, corporate governance, securities and financial laws, mergers and acquisitions, insolvency and restructuring, corporate finance, and other allied areas that further the objectives of the Centre.