Randolf van Lambalgen

Randolf van Lambalgen is an Assistant Professor at the Erasmus School of Law (Erasmus University Rotterdam), specializing in Company Law and Financial Law. He holds dual master’s degrees in Economics (MSc) and Dutch Law (LL.M.), completed through the 'mr. drs.-programma' (2004-2010). Before his academic role, he served as a legal assistant ('quatrieme référendaire') at the European Court of Justice under Dutch judge Marc van der Woude (2010-2012).

His research focuses on state aid control mechanisms for banks through an equal treatment lens, aiming to establish criteria for fair Commission decisions. Recent publications address topics like Kifid commission rulings, Dutch banking capital buffers, and EU state aid analysis.

Notable contributions include doctoral research on European Commission state aid practices (2018) and articles in financial law journals. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text.

His work spans interdisciplinary insights combining legal and economic perspectives, reflecting his dual academic background. No lab affiliations or grant details are provided.