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Professor Federico Lupo Pasini is a Professor of Financial Law at Durham Law School, Durham University. He specializes in international financial law, focusing on regulatory frameworks, monetary policy, and sovereign debt. His research also addresses financial nationalism, digital payment technologies, and sustainable finance. He has held roles such as co-convenor of the Banking and Financial Services Law section of the Society of Legal Scholars and contributed to teaching financial law modules at Durham.
He earned his Ph.D. from the National University of Singapore. Prior to academia, he worked in Southeast Asia advising governments on trade and financial regulation, and later consulted with the Government of Northern Ireland on Brexit-related trade implications.
His research interests include international financial regulation, monetary law, and sovereign debt transparency. He explores the intersection of financial globalization with legal institutions and the challenges of regulatory cooperation in ASEAN and other regions.
Recent publications highlight analyses of the Credit Suisse collapse’s implications for international law, sustainable finance in sovereign debt, and the impact of digital payments on financial inclusion. He emphasizes global systemic risks and the need for coordinated regulatory frameworks to address financial stability.
No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. He supervises students such as Chenyu Xiao. His past roles include directing the Institute of Corporate and Commercial Law. He co-organizes the Annual Conference on Financial Law and Regulation and contributes to the Society of Legal Scholars.
