M. Todd Henderson

M. Todd Henderson serves as the Michael J. Marks Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School. His academic career spans corporate law, securities regulation, and law and economics, with a focus on market mechanisms, governance structures, and policy implications. Henderson's work has been recognized through prestigious awards like the Paul M. Bator Award (2010) and invitations as a visiting professor at institutions including the University of Paris Ouest and Stanford University's Hoover Institution.

• Education: JD from University of Chicago (1998), BSE in civil engineering and operations research from Princeton (1993).
• Research: Explores corporate governance, insider trading regulation, economic growth, and poverty reduction through empirical and theoretical lenses.

Publications highlight his contributions to legal scholarship, including analyses of digital asset regulation, corporate board structures, and the interplay between law and economic principles. His articles often address practical implications of legal frameworks on market behavior and societal outcomes.