David Roth

David Roth is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer at the University of Zurich, associated with the Society of Commercial and Financial Law. His academic work centers on legal scholarship at the intersection of competition regulation, commercial frameworks, and financial markets.

His research spans Competition Law, Antitrust Law, Commercial Law, Financial Law, and Data Protection Law, with significant contributions to norm conflicts in antitrust conduct, Open Banking interfaces, cloud services under GDPR, and design law protections. His work consistently bridges theoretical legal principles with practical regulatory challenges in dynamic economic sectors.

Roth's publication record (2014-2022) reveals three dominant thematic clusters: Competition/Antitrust Law (60% of output) addressing exclusivity discounts, equally efficient competitor tests, and norm harmonization; Financial/Data Law (25%) examining Open Banking, cloud services, and regulatory interfaces; and Commercial/Procedural Law (15%) covering arbitration, corporate liability, and design rights. His scholarship demonstrates deep engagement with Swiss legal frameworks while maintaining international relevance through comparative analysis.

Scientific Awards: No awards were documented in available sources.

Advising and Grants: No information regarding student supervision, doctoral committees, or research funding was provided in the source materials.

Labs and Teams: Roth maintains active affiliation with the Society of Commercial and Financial Law, which functions as his primary professional network for collaborative research and scholarly discourse in specialized legal domains.