To address this, National Law University, Delhi (NLU Delhi), through its Centre for Regulatory Studies (CRS), has partnered with Mentblue to launch a Certificate Course on Capital Market Transactions: Law & Practice (IPOs, QIPs, Rights & Hybrids), part of The Practice Series, a joint initiative designed to take participants through a capital markets transaction the way it is actually executed inside Tier 1 ECM teams.

Enrolments are open.

Why This Course?

· Practitioner-led faculty. Partners from S&R Associates, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas, Trilegal, and JSA Advocates & Solicitors. The lawyers who structure, execute and close capital markets transactions for a living, not just teach about them.

· End-to-end transaction view. From structuring the offer to listing and post-listing compliance, the entire IPO lifecycle taught in the sequence a deal actually unfolds.

· Applied drafting assignments. Two comprehensive assignments built around real Indian capital markets transactions, spanning the full IPO lifecycle, not sanitised hypotheticals.

· Document library. Offer document precedents, transaction agreements, comfort letters, disclosure templates and transaction checklists.

· NLU Delhi certification. The course is supervised by the Centre for Regulatory Studies, NLU Delhi, and the certificate is issued by the University.

· Flexible format. Weekend-only live sessions with six-month recording access, built for law students and working professionals alike.

What Will You Learn?

Module 1: Foundations & the IPO Landscape. Introduction to equity capital markets, key stakeholders and their roles, and the IPO roadmap and transaction timeline.

Module 2: The Regulatory Framework. SEBI ICDR (eligibility, promoter contribution, lock-in and pricing), and the Companies Act, SCRA, LODR and continuous disclosure obligations.

Module 3: Diligence & Financial Information. Legal due diligence and preparatory work, restated financials, the auditor's comfort process, and a mid-course assignment workshop.

Module 4: Documentation & Execution. The offer document (anatomy, risk factors, misstatement liability), key transaction agreements and drafting essentials, marketing, book-building, pricing, anchor investors and allotment, and international offerings (Rule 144A, Regulation S, ADRs and GDRs).

Module 5: Listing, Post-Listing & Other Instruments. Post-listing obligations and corporate governance, REITs and InvITs, QIPs, rights issues, preferential allotment and FPOs, a final assignment workshop, and a career roadmap session.

Course Faculty

The faculty includes Reuben Chacko (Partner, S&R Associates), Jabarati Chandra (Partner, S&R Associates), Shubhangi Garg (Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas), Abhiroop Lahiri (Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas), Abhiroop Datta (Partner, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas), Oishika Dasgupta (Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas), Anshu Bansal (Partner, JSA Advocates & Solicitors), Maitreya Rajurkar (Partner, Trilegal), and Tanvi Kini (Partner, Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas).

Programme Details

Duration: 17 live online sessions across 5 modules, August to October 2026

Schedule: Saturdays & Sundays, 10:00 AM IST

Mode: Online, Live (with 6-month recording access)

Eligibility: Law students (LL.B. / LL.M.), advocates and law firm associates, in-house counsel, company secretaries, CA / CS / CMA / CFA candidates and qualified professionals, merchant bankers, compliance officers, and graduates with corporate, strategy or transactional experience

Fee: ₹15,000 (inclusive of all taxes). Group nominations from law firms, corporates and in-house teams accepted on request.

Certification: NLU Delhi Certificate of Completion, issued by the Centre for Regulatory Studies

Register: mentblue.com/courses

Contact Information

Email: support@mentblue.com

Phone: +91 92896 57727 / +91 96256 19518

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