Professor André Alfes, University of Applied Sciences of the Deutsche Bundesbank ©Marcus Kaufhold
© Marcus Kaufhold

Professor André Alfes Lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences of the Deutsche Bundesbank

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Main areas of teaching

  • Civil Law
  • Commercial Law and Corporate Law
  • Banking Law and Capital Markets Law

Lectures

  • G1-1b Communication
  • G1-1d Legal writing
  • G4b Fundamentals of Civil Law
  • G4c Fundamentals of Commercial Law and Company Law
  • A3b Banking Law
  • A3c Payment Transactions
  • W4a Corporate Law
  • W4b Contract Management
  • W4c Civil litigation, Enforcement Law and Bankruptcy Law
  • W4d Case studies on Financial Contracts

Curriculum vitae

  • Studied law at the Universities of Bayreuth, Mainz and Austin, (Texas)
  • Staff at the chairs of Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack (University of Mainz), Prof. Dr. Jan Zopfs (University of Mainz) and Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Harro Otto (University of Bayreuth)
  • 1999: degree “Business lawyer (University of Bayreuth)”
  • 2002: First legal state examination 
  • 2005: Doctorate degree (under Prof. Dr. Mathias Habersack (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz)
  • 2006: Second legal state examination
  • 2007: Master of Laws (UT Austin)
  • 2007: Lawyer in a law firm in Frankfurt am Main
  • 2010: Legal department of the Deutsche Bundesbank, responsible for monetary policy, securities settlement and capital markets law
  • Since March 2021: Professor at Deutsche Bundesbank University of Applied Sciences

Research interests

  • Trading, clearing and settlement of financial transactions
  • Law and regulation of capital market infrastructures
  • Contractual documentation of derivative transactions
  • Investment law
  • Central bank digital currency
  • Electronic securities

Memberships

  • German-American Lawyers Association e.V.
  • Association of University Professors for Business Law