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Dr Pamela Nika
Senior Lecturer in Corporate Finance Law

Summary

Pamela Nika is a Lecturer in corporate and finance law at Brunel University. She has recently obtained her PhD from the University of Reading. Her thesis titled ‘ECB Monetary Policy and Supervisory Powers: Competing Objectives and Policy Conflicts,’ critically assessed the role of European Central Bank in light of banking union and the centralisation of banking supervision at European Union level. Pamela also holds an LLM in International Commercial Law, with specialisation in Banking and Finance from City University London and a BA in Law from the University of Athens. Prior to joining Brunel, Pamela worked for the University of Reading and the University of Essex Online, where she has contributed in a number of LLM Modules. Pamela was also admitted to Athens Bar Association and practised law in areas such as commercial law, banking law and international transactions.

Qualifications

PhD (University of Reading)

LLM (City University London)

LLB (National and Kapoditrian University of Athens)

Qualified Lawyer (Athens Bar Association)

Responsibility

Teaching

  • Banking Law
  • Theory of International Financial Regulation
  • Practice of International Financial Regulation
  • Law of the European Union
  • Banking Law and Technology

Student Support

Pamela acts as the co-lead for law admissions

Newest selected publications

Nika, P. (2020) 'The ECB’s Independence and the Principle of Separation' European Journal of Law Reform'. European Journal of Law Reform, 2020 (3). pp. 237 - 265. ISSN: 1387-2370 Open Access Link

Journal article
More publications(1)

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