Gabriel V. Rauterberg

Gabriel V. Rauterberg is a Professor of Law at the University of Michigan Law School, specializing in corporate governance, securities regulation, and contract law. His research is frequently cited by the Delaware Supreme Court, Chancery Court, and SEC Commissioners.

• Education: BS from University of Toronto (with high distinction), JD from Yale University (Moot Court finalist; Editor, Yale Law Journal)

Rauterberg’s work intersects law and finance, with recent projects on empirical studies of private investments, historical corporate contracting practices, and AI-driven trading behavior. He has authored/co-authored books on securities markets, contracts law, and corporate law primers.

His research has been featured in top journals like Harvard Law Review, Stanford Law Review, and Columbia Law Review, as well as major media outlets including the New York Times and Bloomberg. Awards include multiple selections as top 10 articles in corporate and securities law.