Andromachi Georgosouli

Dr Andromachi Georgosouli is a Professor of Financial Law and Regulation at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS), part of the School of Law at Queen Mary University of London. She holds a PhD and LLM from Queen Mary and an LLB from Democritus University of Thrace, Greece. Her research focuses on financial law, regulatory theory, crisis prevention, and digitalization, with a particular emphasis on banking, insurance, and securities regulation.

Education:

• PhD in Financial Regulation, Queen Mary University of London
• LLM in Banking and Financial Law, Queen Mary University of London
• LLB, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece

Research Interests: Dr Georgosouli’s work addresses systemic risk, transnational governance, and adaptable regulatory frameworks. She explores how legal systems can enhance financial resilience through innovations like algorithmic governance and digital reporting. Her recent projects include analyses of post-Brexit regulatory dynamics, Eurozone crisis impact, and the future of insurance regulation.

Grants & Awards:

• Recipient of the prestigious European Central Bank (ECB) Legal Research Programme Scholarship (2016)
• Contributor to high-profile policy reports for the European Parliament and UK Parliament
• Member of the Advisory Pool of Experts (APEX) for the Bar Standards Board

Advising & Engagement: Supervised PhD students on topics like crowd-funding regulation and European economic federalism. Actively engages with policymakers through reports on Brexit’s financial implications, Euro Area accession challenges, and financial stability post-COVID-19.

Labs & Collaborations: Co-edits the Transnational Commercial Law Review and leads initiatives at CCLS, including the New Voices in Commercial Law seminar series. Part of interdisciplinary networks like the Institute of International Financial Law and the Insurance Law Institute.