Michele De Mari

Michele De Mari is an Associate Professor in Business Law at the Department of Legal Sciences, University of Verona. His academic work focuses on the intersection of law, technology, and finance, with particular expertise in Fintech applications, corporate governance, and financial regulation.

His research interests include:

• Fintech and its application to finance and investment services
• Crypto-assets regulation under frameworks like MiCA
• Sustainable enterprise and ESG principles
• Corporate governance structures in public limited companies and banks
• Listing on regulated markets and multilateral trading facilities
• Alternative dispute resolution in financial sectors
• Investor protection mechanisms

Professor De Mari has led significant research projects including studies on Multilateral Trading Facilities, the Excellence Project on Law, Changes and Technologies, and investigations into corporate governance models. His publications span from 2024 back to the early 2000s, demonstrating sustained scholarly contribution in business law, with recent focus on digital finance regulation and sustainable enterprise models. His work shows a clear trajectory from traditional corporate governance toward innovative areas like crypto-assets regulation and Fintech applications.

He serves on multiple academic committees including the Department Council of Legal Studies, Economic Law Department Council, and various scientific committees for specialized courses in banking law, bankruptcy law, and professional development programs.

Professor De Mari teaches across multiple programs:

• Master's degree in Banking and Finance: Banking and Financial Markets Law
• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration: Basis of Business Law and Corporate Law
• PhD in European and International Law: specialized courses on crypto-assets

His office is located at Polo Santa Marta, Floor 3, room 3.10, with office hours on Tuesdays from 1:30 PM to 2:45 PM (by appointment via email).