M Konrad Borowicz
Assistant Professor | Tilburg University
RESEARCH
My research examines the public law and private law dimensions of the regulation of financial institutions, markets, and technology. It employs theories and methods from social sciences. On the public law side, I am particularly interested in the political economy of regulatory frameworks for banks and securities.
On the private law side, I study how bankruptcy law interacts with macro-financial policies, such as regulatory policies and central bank policies. My research in the area of bankruptcy law establishes the foundations of a new research paradigm at the intersection of law and macro-finance.
Main research areas
Banking regulation
Bankruptcy law
Contract law
Corporate law
Securities law
Working papers
Publications
Law and Macro-Finance of Corporate Debt
Revise and resubmit, Journal of Corporate Law Studies
The Mechanisms of Loan Market Efficiency
Forthcoming, Review of Banking and Financial Law
Contracts as Regulation: the ISDA Master Agreement
Capital Markets Law Journal, December 2020