Two day Conference at National law University, Odisha, Register by 25th July

Apply in Two day Conference at National law University, Odisha, Register by 25th July

National Law University Odisha (NLUO) was established by the Act IV of 2008 by the State of Odisha. Over the past sixteen years, the University has distinguished itself through the outstanding achievements of its students in moot courts, literary and debating competitions, and other co-curricular activities.

NLUO is an associate member of the UGC-INFLIBNET and participates in the National Knowledge Network under the Ministry of Information Technology and Communications, Government of India. The Centre for Banking and Insurance Laws (CBIL) at NLUO is dedicated to promoting advanced learning, research, and related activities in Banking, Insurance, Insolvency, and Fintech Laws.

The centre\’s faculty members have actively engaged in various projects with entities such as the RBI and the Institute of Insolvency Professionals of India. CBIL has greatly benefited from its alliance with the IBBI, leading to the successful completion of a three-month-long certificate course with over 200 participants. This course featured distinguished faculty members, members of the Bar, and heads of institutions, who enriched the sessions through their interactions with students.

During this two-day conference, NLUO aims to initiate a dialogue on the interconnectedness of finance, economics, and banking, with a deeper exploration of insolvency and bankruptcy procedures to enhance the efficient use of financial resources.

This dialogue is intended to foster a systemic approach to integrating all regulatory aspects and rule-building, ensuring a cohesive framework that serves the interests of stakeholders in the corporate economy.

We invite students from undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral qualifications, practitioners, academicians, policymakers, and scholars to participate in our conference to share valuable insights on the subject and start a dialogue on issues not discussed before.

•These topics are only suggestive to indicate the direction of the conference. However, any other topic related to the subject may also be chosen for the presentation

•Impact of insolvency and bankruptcy code on Indian Economy

•Law and Economics

•Law and Finance

•Law and Insolvency

•Emerging issues in Banking

•Finance, Economics and Technology

•Banking, Insolvency and Technology

•Emerging in issues in FinTech

•Role and importance of credit resolution and credit delivery inan economy

•Issues of Intellectual Property Rights impacting issues ofFinance, banking, economics and Insolvency

•Role of gendered economics and financeEconomy and United Nations Sustainable goalsMSMEs and their exit strategiesLaws and policies pertaining to MSMEs

•Role and Importance of Creditors in economyCross Border Insolvency

•Insolvency and Small and Medium Enterprises

•Insolvency and Technology

•Insolvency Professionals as the Pillar of IBCStressed assets and their management

•Role played by Asset Reconstruction Companies in managing stressed Assets •Importance of NCLT in strengthening the corporate economy

•Importance of a strong regulator in a corporate economy

•Responsibilities towards stakeholders in financial corporate economies

•Ethics of stakeholders in financial, banking and insolvency

•sectors of the economiesGlobal Comparison of insolvency laws in terms of best practices.

•Impact of liquidation on corporate economiesStudy of socio-political factors leading to insolvency

•Study of borrowing pattern and cost of credit leading to insolvency

•Climate change and credit risk International conflict/geopolitics and credit risk •Study of geo-politic situations leading to turmoil in global financial markets;

•Insolvency law during COVID-19Sectoral analysis of effectiveness of IBC;

•Information Symmetry in Financial Sector

•Interplay of regulations between finance, banking and insolvency

•The economics behind legislating the free markets

•Institutional support for effective rule implementation In Financial, banking and insolvency sectors of the economy.

•Use of ADR techniques in the resolution of economic disputes

•The economics of Stressed assets.

For full submission guidelines and more information, please visit the following link.

Last Date for Abstract Submission: 25th July 2024

Acceptance of Abstract Notification: 5th August 2024

Last date for Submission of Papers: 25th August 2024

07-08 September 2024

National Participants Students (NLUO): INR 1000

Students (UG and PG): INR 2000

Ph.D. Scholars: INR 2500

Academicians, Practitioners, and Policy Makers: INR 3500I

nternational Participant International Students: USD 50

International Academicians, Practitioners, and Policy Makers: USD 100

Abstracts shall be within the range of 300-500 words, with a minimum of 5 references (not counted in the word limit). To submit the abstract, kindly fill up the up the Google form.

Co-authors up to 2 shall be permitted. In special cases, three persons may be permitted. However, the registration fee will be charged per individual and not per abstract/paper.

Contact Information –

In case of any query, mail us at cbil@nluo.ac.in and ankeetag@nluo.ac.inor contact our coordinators:

• Mr. Akhil Raj (+91 9798236033),
• Ms. Ekta Gupta (+91 70085 68992),
• Ms. Vanshika Singhal (+91 97171 39561)
• Click here to submit your abstract.

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