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Magda Raczynska is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Laws, University College London. She specializes in private law, focusing on commercial transactions, contract enforceability, secured transactions (including floating charges), and the role of equity in codified laws. Her research employs comparative law methodologies and addresses issues like tracing assets and good faith in contracts.
Education:
- PhD (UEA, fully funded)
- Diploma in Law (UEA)
- Magister Iuris (cum laude) from University of Lodz, Poland
- Diploma in French Law (University of Tours)
- Studies in Comparative Law at Faculté Internationale de Droit Comparé (Strasbourg) and University of Maastricht
Research Contributions: She authored The Law of Tracing in Commercial Transactions (OUP 2018), contributed to Snell's Equity, co-authored Calnan on Taking Security (forthcoming 2024), and edited Contents of Commercial Contracts (Hart 2020). Her work on secured transactions law reform includes co-directing the Secured Transactions Law Reform Project (securedtransactionslawreformproject.org).
Professional Roles:
- Co-Director, Secured Transactions Law Reform Project
- Member of City of London Law Society Financial Law Committee's Advisory Board (Secured Transactions)
- Member of LexisPSL Banking and Finance Consulting Board
Engagement: Magda presents at global conferences (e.g., Society of Legal Scholars, Obligations conferences, Tulane's International Conference on Contracts) and advises policymakers, including a 2018 invitation by Korea's Ministry of Justice. She has organized law reform conferences in London (2019, 2020).
