George Lambeth Vicent

George Lambeth Vicent is a J.S.D. candidate at the University of California, Berkeley School of Law and a faculty member at Universidad Alberto Hurtado's Faculty of Law in Chile. His academic journey includes an LL.M. from UC Berkeley (2018), an LL.M. from Universidad de Chile (2015, Summa Cum Laude), and an LL.B. from Universidad de Chile (2011, Summa Cum Laude).

• LL.M., University of California at Berkeley (2018)
• LL.M., Universidad de Chile, Summa Cum Laude (2015)
• LL.B., Universidad de Chile, Summa Cum Laude (2011)

His research focuses on Financial Regulation, Securities Regulation, Law and Economics, and Constitutional Law. Lambeth Vicent's doctoral dissertation examines the legal nature and scope of regulatory perimeters of supervisory agencies in financial regulation. His work bridges theoretical legal philosophy with practical regulatory analysis, particularly regarding Chile's Financial Market Commission.

His publications demonstrate a consistent pattern of analyzing institutional design in financial regulation (2017-2019), constitutional amendment processes (2015), and tax policy (2017). These works span academic journals and public policy commentary, showing his commitment to both scholarly contribution and practical policy impact.

• Financial Regulation and Institutional Design (40%)
• Constitutional and Legal Theory (30%)
• Tax Policy and Public Finance (30%)

Lambeth Vicent actively engages in Chile's public policy debates, particularly regarding tax reform and financial regulation. His academic approach combines rigorous legal analysis with economic evidence, making significant contributions to both scholarly discourse and practical policy discussions in Chile.