Rebecca Söderström

Rebecca Söderström serves as Associate Professor in Civil Law and Senior Lecturer in Capital Markets Law at Uppsala University's Department of Law, while also holding a Researcher position at the Department of Economic History and Center for the History of Entrepreneurship. Her academic career bridges legal scholarship and financial market practice, with expertise in banking regulation and capital markets law.

She earned her PhD in Law from Uppsala University in 2017 through her dissertation "Sound Banking," which critically examined the legal standard of soundness in banking regulations and supervisory decisions.

Her research focuses on:

• Financial supervision frameworks and regulatory implementation
• Market abuse and capital markets law
• Banking soundness standards and risk management
• Anti-money laundering regulations and de-risking practices
• EU financial regulation and national implications
• Legal economics in financial markets

Analysis of her 2021-2025 publications reveals intensified focus on regulatory tensions between financial inclusion and money laundering prevention, alongside continued exploration of banking soundness principles within evolving EU supervisory structures. Her work consistently addresses practical implementation challenges of financial regulations.

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