Lan Luh Luh

Lan Luh Luh is an Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS) within the NUS Business School. She currently serves as Co-Director of the LL.M. (International Business Law) Programme and has held administrative roles such as Assistant Dean (2008–09), Deputy Director of the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (2012–2015), and Academic Director of the UCLA-NUS EMBA Programme (2016–2021). She holds a PhD (Business Policy) from NUS and a First-Class LLM in Commercial Law from the University of Cambridge, alongside an LLB from NUS and is an Advocate & Solicitor in Singapore.

Her research focuses on company law, corporate governance, and corporate finance law, with a growing emphasis on ESG integration. She has authored Essentials of Corporate Law & Governance in Singapore (2022) and published in top-tier journals like the Academy of Management Review and Harvard Business Review. She chairs the Global Corporate Governance Colloquia and serves on the editorial board of the International and Comparative Corporate Law Journal.

Her recent work examines board resilience in disruptive environments, ESG strategies in Asia, and directorial duties in climate risk contexts. Over 15 years, her research spans legal frameworks for disruption, shareholder empowerment in controlled companies, and gender dynamics in board representation.