Announces Fourth National Conference On For September 2026
(CNLU), in collaboration with the
(CARCIL), has officially announced the commencement of the 4th National Conference on
, scheduled for
, in Patna. This academic discourse, titled
"The Metamorphosis of Capital Markets in the Digital Age,"
aims to bridge the gap between evolving market dynamics and the existing
in India.
Context and Objectives
The conference serves as a platform for students, academicians, and legal professionals to analyze critical shifts in the securities and capital markets framework. By examining the impact of technology, such as the digital securities ecosystem and market innovations, the event encourages rigorous research into the regulatory challenges posed by the modern financial landscape. The initiative builds on the success of previous editions, continuing the tradition of fostering intellectual curiosity and critical analysis of .
Collaboration and Expert Engagement
The conference is supported by prominent industry partners, including and , alongside contributors such as the , , , and . These collaborations ensure that participants benefit from practical insights into , , and . Furthermore, the inclusion of the -supported highlights the interdisciplinary focus of the discussions.
Participation and Research Focus
The selection process for the final stage is competitive, with the top 32 abstracts being shortlisted for presentation and publication in an ISBN-indexed Conference Abstract Book. The themes cover a wide spectrum, ranging from the
"New Architecture of Securities Regulation under the
"
to
"Geopolitical Risks and the Resilience of Capital Markets."
The conference maintains a strict commitment to , requiring that all manuscripts be original, unpublished, and subject to a similarity index check. With a cumulative prize pool of ₹60,000, the event incentivizes high-quality research and provides a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with expert panels.
Key Submission Guidelines
Interested participants must adhere to specific formatting requirements, including the use of Bluebook citation style and a word limit of 3,000–5,000 words. The registration process is bifurcated, starting with an abstract submission fee of ₹500, followed by advanced registration for those shortlisted for the final presentations. The deadline for full paper submissions for selected authors is set for .
This gathering represents a significant milestone for CNLU, reinforcing its reputation as a leading institution for legal research and education, and providing a vital forum for stakeholders to debate the future of and in India.