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Jasper Kim is a scholar, lawyer, and consultant based in California and Korea with expertise in negotiations and structuring capital markets instruments for social impact. He currently serves as Director of the Center for Conflict Management at Ewha University's Graduate School of International Studies and as a Senior Fellow at the University of Melbourne, where he teaches Negotiations for the Melbourne JD program (laws50131) and Business Negotiations and Deal-Making for Melbourne Law Masters (laws90062). Additional roles include Arbitrator for the Korea Commercial Arbitration Board and former invited faculty for the Supreme Court of Korea.
His educational background includes:
- MSc from the London School of Economics
- JD from Rutgers Law School
- MBA from the University of London
- MSc in Taxation from Christ Church, University of Oxford (Faculty of Law and Said Business School)
Kim's research bridges law, finance, and social impact through negotiations and conflict management frameworks. His work examines structured capital markets instruments designed for social impact investing, with practical applications in deal-making strategies across business and legal contexts. Media contributions to BBC, Bloomberg, CNN, and The Wall Street Journal demonstrate real-world engagement with these topics.
As Director of Ewha University's Center for Conflict Management, he leads research initiatives and training programs in negotiation methodologies and dispute resolution systems. His prior experience in fixed-income and structured products at Barclays Capital, Credit Suisse, and Lehman Brothers informs his applied approach to financial negotiations.
