Nadav Orian Peer

Nadav Orian Peer is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Tulane Law School and a Fellow at the Murphy Institute. His scholarship focuses on the governance and regulation of financial markets, with a particular emphasis on financial institutions, banking, capital markets, and economic opportunity.

• Education: S.J.D. from Harvard Law School

His research examines how legal frameworks for financial markets impact credit distribution and societal economic opportunity. Key works include exploring shadow banking through a constitutional lens, analyzing CCP insolvency mechanisms, and studying the Federal Reserve's historical role in credit allocation.

• Scientific Awards: Byse Fellow at Harvard Law School, Fellow at the Murphy Institute