Dr Paul Ali is an Associate Professor in the Law School and a member of the Law School's Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation. Paul has published widely on banking and finance law, in particular on the legal design and regulation of structured financial products. Paul has worked in the banking & finance and corporate groups of two national law firms. He has also worked in the securitisation team of a bank, and has been a principal of a private capital firm and a consultant with a corporate governance advisory firm.
Member, Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation, Faculty of Law.
Other
Grants
ARC Discovery Project Grant 2010-2012 ($276,000) ('Safeguarding the Financial Well-being of Australians by Improving Financial Literacy') (with I. Ramsay)
ARC Discovery Project Grant 2005-2009 ($130,000) ('Corporate Governance and Institutional Investment in the Australian Financial Markets') (with G. Stapledon)
University of Melbourne Internal Grant 2004 ($14,000) (‘Corporate Governance in the Australian Financial Markets’) (with G. Stapledon)
Early Career Researcher Grant 2004, University of Melbourne ($8,750) (‘Synthetic Securitisations and the Revolution in Credit Risk Management’)
Prizes
Merit Prize 2003 (Securities Institute of Australia) (for ‘Analysing the Cost of Ethical Investment’)
Journal Affiliations
Editor, Company and Securities Law Journal
Section Editor (Banking & Finance), Australian Business Law Review
Section Editor (Corporate Finance), Company and Securities Law Journal
Member, Editorial Board, Capital Markets Law Journal
Associate Editor, Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment
