Members conduct research within the fields of financial law and financial regulation (broadly defined), including on fintech and digital finance, EU capital markets law, financial markets infrastructure, institutional design of financial supervision, financial instruments such as derivatives, and sustainable finance. Professor Jo Braithwaite’s current and ongoing research concerns the use of private law in the international markets, with a particular focus on the derivatives markets, the use of standard form contracts and the resilience of financial market infrastructure. Her book, The Financial Courts: Adjudicating Disputes in Derivatives Markets (CUP, 2020), won the Main Book prize awarded by the Inner Temple (jointly with Professor Neil Duxbury’s book, The Intricacies of Dicta and Dissent). Professor Eva Micheler publishes on the regulation of fintech and the application of distributed ledger technologies in financial markets. Professor Niamh Moloney specialises in EU financial markets regulation. Her recent work includes EU Securities and Financial Markets Regulation (4th ed, OUP, 2023) and she serves as an independent, non-executive director of the board of the Central Bank of Ireland, and as a member of the Board of Appeal of the European Supervisory Authorities. Dr Philipp Paech specialises in the regulation and law of financial services, with a particular focus on the regulation of digital finance. He served as the chair of the European Commission’s expert group on FinTech and the group’s recommendations became a foundational document for the EU’s Digital Finance Strategy. Dr Elizabeth Howell has written widely on UK and EU financial markets regulation and her current monograph (OUP) project examines post-Brexit financial market regulation and the evolving UK/EU relationship. Dr Alperen Gözlügöl is working on projects regarding the regulation of sustainable finance, examining its effectiveness and unintended consequences. Dr David Murphy specialises in financial market infrastructure and bank regulation with a particular focus on derivatives, culminating in his book titled Derivatives Regulation: Rules and Reasoning from Lehman to Covid (OUP, 2022).