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Matthijs Nelemans is a Full Professor of Financial Law Enforcement at Tilburg Law School, Department of Criminal Law, Tilburg University. He specializes in financial criminal law, regulatory enforcement, and the intersection of emerging technologies with financial crime. His research focuses on financial misconduct, money laundering, bribery, and the legal frameworks addressing subversive financial activities. Nelemans also explores technological impacts on crime enforcement, such as AI and cryptocrimes. He holds a PhD from Tilburg Law School (2007) and previously worked as a lawyer at De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek in Amsterdam (2007–2014). He advises Finnel B.V. on market abuse regulations. His recent publications analyze corporate financial crime trends and enforcement strategies.
- Education:
- PhD in Financial Law (Tilburg Law School, 2007)
- Visiting scholar at Columbia Law School (2007)
- Visiting researcher at Harvard Law School (2004–2005)
Research Interests: His work addresses financial crime enforcement mechanisms, regulatory compliance challenges, and the evolving legal responses to technological advancements like AI and cryptocurrencies. He emphasizes corporate accountability and judicial practices in cross-border financial cases.
Projects: Active in research initiatives such as "Crime and Criminal Justice in the Age of Globalization and Digitalization," focusing on modern legal challenges. He also leads the ongoing project "Toepassing van het verbod van marktmanipulatie" (Application of Market Manipulation Prohibitions).
External Roles: Advisor to Finnel B.V., a specialist firm in market abuse regulations. He frequently engages with media and legal forums, providing expert commentary on financial crime cases and legal developments.
