Description

Are the global norms on corporate governance converging or diverging? In light of the challenges posed by globalisation, is the quest for global governance standards elusive? The presentation will deconstruct the existing theory of ‘convergence’ of corporate governance norms in light of recent regulatory reforms in India. The discussion will draw evidences from the book “Changing Paradigm of Corporate Governance in India” that Dr. Shikha has recently published with the Bloomsbury Publishers.

About The Speaker

Dr. Neeti Shikha is an Associate Professor and Head of International Cell, at Symbiosis Law School, Noida. She has held academic positions at various law and business schools in India and Singapore. Previously, she was an Assistant Professor & Director, Centre for Corporate and Commercial Laws at National Law University Jodhpur, followed by her stint at Fore School of Management and IMT Ghaziabad. She has held visiting positions at IIM Rohtak and IIFT, New Delhi. She is a trainer and coach for various management development programs and has trained professionals from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), Airport Authority of India (AAI) among others. She serves as an honorary advisor, public policy, to the Alexis Foundation, India. She works as an independent consultant for the Centre for Civil Society, New Delhi. She also serves on the board of Goeman Bindt HTO, a private non-profit international legal and policy advisory and research think-tank, as an Expert and a Leader.

Dr. Shikha has completed her doctorate in corporate governance from National Law University Jodhpur, India. She holds LLM in International Business Laws from the University College London, UK.