This website brings together, in an orderly and accessible way, the research I conduct in private law, business law and financial regulation. Its purpose is simple: to bring publications, work in progress and other academic materials into an open research space that makes them easier to find, read and connect with related lines of inquiry.
RESEARCH AREAS
Browse publications by the legal questions and institutions they engage with.
SELECTED RESEARCH
How market-rate information may help mortgage borrowers compare offers, reassess existing loans and overcome inertia, with reference to Chilean reforms.
Why misconduct affecting a benchmark does not automatically invalidate contracts formed by parties outside the infringement.
A study of how legal price-setting can approximate market discipline and what incentives it creates for regulated airport operators.
Why a variable-rate loan clause should seek to track relevant market borrowing costs over time.
AN ACCESSIBLE COLLECTION
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I teach business law at Esade Law School and work on questions at the intersection of private law, financial markets and regulation. My research considers how legal rules allocate risk, structure incentives and protect legitimate interests.
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