Michael P. Malloy

Michael P. Malloy is a Distinguished Professor of Law at the University of the Pacific in Sacramento, California. He has over 40 years of experience in academia, focusing on bank regulation, economic sanctions, and contract law.

• Education: BA and PhD from Georgetown University; JD from the University of Pennsylvania.

His research spans banking law, international financial systems, and legal philosophy. He has contributed to critical frameworks for sustainable real estate markets through international organizations like the UN. His publications include foundational texts such as Banking Law and Regulation and Contracts in a Nutshell, which reflect his expertise in regulatory theory and practical contract analysis.

Malloy’s scholarly output reveals a focus on financial regulation (keywords: Law, Finance, Banking), contractual frameworks (keywords: Law, Contracts, Legal Education), and international policy (keywords: International Relations, Policy, Real Estate). Subfields include digital payment systems, cross-border banking, and the ethical responsibilities of legal professionals.

• Scientific Awards: Honored by the Society of Socio-Economists in 2013 for his treatise Banking Law and Regulation.

Malloy actively advises governments and international bodies, including his role as U.S. representative to the UN Economic Commission for Europe’s Real Estate Market Advisory Group since 2015. He also leads academic initiatives through ATINER (Athens Institute for Education and Research) as Director of the Business and Law Research Division.