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Anuradha RV
Partner, Clarus Law Associates
R.V. Anuradha is a prominent lawyer and expert in international trade and investment law. Here are some key details about her:
Professional Background
- Partner at Clarus Law Associates in New Delhi, which she co-founded in 200714
- Heads the firm's practice in International Trade and Investment Law and Policy12
- Advises on environmental law and policy, including carbon financing and renewable energy12
Expertise and Recognition
- Recognized by Chambers and Partners as a leading practitioner in her field24
- Member of the Asia WTO Research Network and the Society for International Economic Law23
- Member of the Trade Policy Committee of the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII)12
Advisory Work
- Advises companies, industry associations, and the Government of India on issues related to WTO Agreements, Free Trade Agreements, and Bilateral Investment Protection Agreements12
- Undertakes studies for organizations like the Commonwealth Secretariat, International Trade Centre, and Centre for WTO Studies12
Academic Roles
- Visiting faculty at National Law University Delhi, National Law School of India University Bengaluru, and National Law University Odisha23
- Teaches at training sessions and capacity building programs on trade law and policy12
Education
- LL.M. from New York University School of Law (2002)13
- LL.M. from University of London (1996)13
- B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) from National Law School of India University (1995)13
R.V. Anuradha's extensive experience and expertise make her a respected figure in the field of international trade and investment law in India.
Highlights
EU's CBAM presents several challenges for the industry. While larger questions remain on its legality in the context of multilateral agreements such as UNFCCC and the WTO, small steps to mitigate its immediate impact is necessary as well. In this op-ed piece, Prachi Priya and I reflect on some of the options: (a) arriving at the carbon price implicit in India's regulatory framework; (b) need for data confidentiality for commercially sensitive data provided by businesses towards CBAM reporting; (c) assess whether there can be any alignment of India's emerging carbon credit trading scheme with CBAM; and finally (d) make this a key issue for India's FTA negotiations with EU & UK. #trade #CBAM #climatechange #sustainability #carbonprice #UNFCCC #climatejustice
"Reflecting on India’s Evolving Trade Policy": It was a pleasure to moderate a stimulating session with three stalwarts Peter Van den Bossche, Pierre SAUVĖ and Pritam Banerjee at the Swiss Embassy, New Delhi. Held along the sidelines of the wonderful summer academy organized by World Trade Institute (WTI) and Centre for WTO Studies , the event was attended by enthusiastic students, academics and practitioners of trade law. My heartfelt gratitude to Ambassador Ralf Heckner for hosting the event, Indraneel Ghose for bringing this together, the panelists and the wonderful audience. #trade #multilateralism #bilateralism #TEPA #FTAs #WTOplus
