Reshape the governance structures of AI companies
This opinion was published in The Hindu on August 16, 2024.
About the Authors
Neha is a Co-Lead at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, where she leads research and policy work on financial, economic, and corporate laws. She has advised on key issues of securities regulation, institutional governance, and insolvency laws, contributing to efforts to strengthen India’s financial sector. She has also led independent research and contributed to thought leadership on pension regulation, artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and commercial laws. Prior to Vidhi, Neha worked at Tier-1 law firms on complex corporate transactions and regulatory matters, experience that grounds her policy work in practical insight. She graduated from the National Law School of India University, Bangalore in 2020 and holds a certificate to practice from the Bar Council of India.
Shuchi is a recent graduate of B.A. LL.B. (H) from Jindal Global Law School. She was a research fellow with the Corporate Law and Financial Regulation vertical at Vidhi. As a student, she has interned with the corporate law and finance teams of several organizations, including White & Case LLP, IndusLaw and Khaitan & Co. She is also highly interested in photography, cinema and literature.