Albert Verdam

Prof. Albert Verdam is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, specializing in Company and Legal Personality Law. He holds affiliations with the Kooijmans Institute and the research group Law, Markets and Behavior. His work focuses on corporate governance, commercial law, environmental policy in business, and regulatory frameworks in transport sectors. He has contributed to peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, including analyses of environmental policies in corporations and legal structures of listed companies. Verdam has served on editorial boards, such as the NTBR journal, and participated in governmental advisory roles on corporate governance and financial regulations. His research explores intersections between legal principles and practical corporate operations, emphasizing sustainability and compliance.

• Education: Advanced legal qualifications (titles: prof., dr., mr.)

Research interests include corporate environmental responsibility, listed company regulations, and transport industry legal challenges. His publications address topics like environmental policy formulation within corporate frameworks and conflict resolution mechanisms in business contexts. Verdam has been actively involved in policy advisory roles, including with the Dutch Ministry of Finance and Justice, and contributed to the Inventarisatie naleving Cooperate Governance Code. He teaches advanced legal courses such as Privatissimum, focusing on specialized corporate law topics.

His professional activities include editorial work and academic memberships, reflecting his commitment to advancing legal scholarship in commercial and corporate domains.