Natasha Jehangir Khan holds an LLM from University College London and an MPA from Harvard Kennedy School as a Mid-Career Mason Fellow, where she was one of the recipients of the first Benazir Bhutto fellowship.

A licensed Advocate of the High Courts of Pakistan, she has over 15 years of experience in constitutional, administrative and regulatory work. Natasha’s career started with the office of the Attorney General of Pakistan, and she later went on to join the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, where she eventually served as the Head of Legislation and General Counsel Department.

In the recent past, Natasha has advised the Federal Government of Pakistan on regulatory reforms, enhancing investment climate in the country and was instrumental in the development of legislation for transitioning Pakistan’s electricity sector from a single buyer to a competitive market structure and developing legislation for streamlining fiscal and administrative discipline of government-owned entities.

She was also the lead legal consultant in the capital market development program of the Asian Development Bank.

After returning to Pakistan from the Kennedy School, she successfully established her own legal practice in Islamabad, Pakistan, under the name ARK Advocates and Consultants, working onregulatory, policy and transactional work, withenergy and financial sectors being the primary focus areas.