
Shohini is a PhD student at the Faculty of Law & Justice (ARC Laureate PhD Scholarship in 'The Regulation of the Data Revolution'), working on the governance of digital identity in India. She has worked in the field of legislative policymaking, particularly on financial stability, bank resolution, and research at the intersection of finance and technology law. She has assisted the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, the Ministry of Petroleum, financial sector regulators, and the Fifteenth Finance Commission in India on several socio-economic and legal matters, including the Companies Amendment Bill, 2016, and the draft Financial Resolution and Deposit Insurance Bill, 2017. She has a Bachelor’s degree in law from the National Law Institute University, Bhopal, and a Master’s degree in Law and Finance from the University of Oxford on the Weidenfeld leadership scholarship. She is on leave from the Jindal School of Banking & Finance, where she is an Associate Professor and Visiting Fellow of the Centre for Research & Analysis in Finance, Technology & Law.”
Digital Identity as the Foundation for the Governance of a Digital Economy: Observations from India
Ross Buckley, Natalia Jevglevskaja, Kayleen Manwaring
Information technology law & policy, financial regulation, South Asia studies, fintech, legislative policy making