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Prof Moore Marc
Chair in Corporate/ Financial Law
Faculty of Laws
UCL SLASH
- Joined UCL
- 1st Sep 2019
Research summary
Marc’s research interests are in
corporate and financial law, broadly understood. He is particularly interested
in exploring the limitations of conventional economic analyses of corporations,
labour and financial markets, and the real-world implications of laws and
regulations in those fields.
Teaching summary
Undergraduate :
Company Law
Postgraduate :
Corporate Finance (convenor)
Liquidation and its Consequences (convenor)
Corporations, Global Finance and Environmental Protection
Education
- University of Bristol
- Doctorate, Doctor of Philosophy | 2007
- University of Glasgow
- First Degree, Bachelor of Laws | 2001
Biography
Marc
Moore was appointed to the Chair in Corporate/Financial Law at UCL Laws in
2019. Prior to this, he was Reader in Corporate Law and MCL Director at the
University of Cambridge. Marc previously spent five years at the UCL Faculty of
Laws from 2009 to 2014, and has also taught at the University of Bristol.
Marc
is the author of Corporate Governance in the Shadow of the State (2013, Hart),
which was shortlisted for the 2013 SLS/Peter Birks Book Prize. He is also the
co-author (with Professor Martin Petrin) of Corporate Governance: Law,
Regulation and Theory (2017, Palgrave). In 2012, Marc was awarded a Philip
Leverhulme Prize for outstanding researchers who have made a significant
contribution to their field of study.
Marc is the co-editor (with Professor Christopher Bruner) of Hart Publishing’s Contemporary Studies in Corporate Law monograph series, and the co-editor (with Professor Hse-Yu Chiu) of Palgrave/Red Globe Press’ Corporate and Financial Law textbook series. He is Deputy Chief Examiner for Company Law on the University of London’s external LLB programme, and has previously held visiting teaching positions at the University of Auckland and Seattle University. Marc has been invited to give guest lectures and seminars in various countries, and is an advisor to the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) Court in Kazakhstan.