Teaching

Read below about Virág’s teaching at Leeds, her study-abroad coordinator activities, PhD supervision and examinations, external examinerships, conference-organising work, and her visiting lectures and academic presentations around the world.

Virág Blazsek is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy (UK) (download certificate here), she also completed a two-semester Excellence in Teaching in Higher Education Certificate Program at the Central European University during her doctoral training (download certificate here). She has been nominated twice for the European Award for Excellence in Teaching in the Social Sciences and Humanities at Central European University (2024-26).

Teaching Activities at the University of Leeds School of Law (2021 – Present)

Contract Law I-II (L1, LLB): 2021-22, 2022-23

AY21/22, student satisfaction: over 90%, feedback from the module manager: “Virag has taught 8 seminar groups in Semester 1 and 6 seminar groups in Semester 2. (…) In all, Virag will have delivered about 100 seminars on this module. (…) Virag was a key member of the teaching team and helped maintain the high standards of the module. It is a great compliment to the teachers on the module, including Virag, that the module scored a satisfaction rating in excess of 90% from students (…) Virag has been an enthusiastic member of the teaching team keen to engage with all opportunities to develop her teaching. A particular praiseworthy feature has been her willingness to take on extra work to relieve others when problems have arisen. On such occasions she has always been the first to offer assistance.”

AY22/23, student satisfaction: 95% feedback from students (quotes): “Seminars with Dr Virag Blazsek were very helpful.” (…) “I really enjoyed the seminars of this module, they were very interactive and helpful and I would like to point out that Dr. Virag’s tutoring in the seminars was incredibly useful, and I really believe I learned a lot from her.”

Commercial Law (L3, LLB): 2021-22, 2022-23

AY21/22, student satisfaction: 80%

AY22/23, student satisfaction: 89% feedback from students (quotes): “Virag was an excellent seminar leader. She made an active effort to get to know me and see how I was going in the course. This was helpful because I am an international student. Content was clear and informative.” (…) “I really enjoyed by seminars with Dr Virag Blazsek; they really helped me to understand the content of the module better. Further, she was very supportive when I struggled to understand certain concepts and took the time to explain them thoroughly to me which I am appreciative for.” (…) “The seminars for commercial law with Dr Virag Blazsek are significant, always great discussions and ideas in addition for valuable help in the progress of thinking, planning, researching and then writing answers for the questions we have along with an emphasis on the IRAC method, relevant case law and applicable statutes. Many thanks to Dr Virag and the teaching team for their work and support.”

International Banking Law: The Regulatory Framework (MS): 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26

AY21/22, student satisfaction: 100%

AY22/23, student satisfaction: 97.78% feedback from students (quotes): “The Lecturers were excellent. (…) [Dr Virag Blazsek] was extremely knowledgeable and tried her best to explain to us the topics (…)”

AY23/24, student satisfaction: 96%

AY24/25, student satisfaction: 87.18% feedback from students (quote): “I absolutely loved the (…) sessions with Dr. Virág Blazsek. She is an absolute gun; thoroughly well–read but most importantly, a great teacher. She has an ear–to–ear smile, and her demeanour is super warm and approachable. What I loved most about her is that she engages with students and spends energy entertaining our tangents. I am someone who likes asking questions, connecting dots and critiquing what is being said. I know it’s not a contest, but she would outsmart me every single time and with such grace/humility. In effect, she helped me connect concepts in the readings in a logical and intuitive way. Apart from the questions even, her delivery is on point. She refers back to ideas that were developed previously which helps a lot in keeping track of why what is being said is relevant to what was said earlier.“

Insolvency Law (MS; module leader in 2023): 2022-23

AY22/23, student satisfaction: 96%

International Corporate Insolvency Law (MS): 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26

AY23/24, student satisfaction: 95%

Central Issues in Arbitration (MS; module manager): 2023-24, 2024-25, 2025-26, student satisfaction: 95-100%, see one of the full course evaluations below:

School of Law Study Abroad Coordinator in 2022-2025 (read a news item about the incoming study abroad students at Leeds, another news item about our outgoing study abroad students, and another news item about the International Summer School Programmes available for Leeds students globally). During my tenure, I doubled the number of students participating in the program for several consecutive academic years. I also proposed and facilitated setting up a new partnership, see news item.

I have served on three PhD transfer examination panels (once as chair) and four PhD viva examination panels as panel chair (2022-25).

I served on the examination panel at a public PhD defence at the Real Colegio de España, University of Bologna, Italy (Apr. 4, 2025).

I have co-supervised four PhD research projects to date (2022-25); currently, I co-supervise the following three PhD research projects, one as primary supervisor:

• Yile Qu (“The Fairness of Government-Led Bankruptcy Reorganisation in China: The Protection of Creditors’ Interests”)
• Jingyi Chen (“ESG Motivated Corporate Governance: Attempting to Break the Stalemate of Short-termism?”)
• Theophilus Tawiah (“Corporate Tax Incentives in Africa”)

Each academic year, I supervise several undergraduate and postgraduate theses at Leeds (2022-present).

External Examiner at King’s College London in 2022-2026 (courses within my responsibility in the online ‘International Corporate and Commercial Law LLM’ and the ‘International Financial and Commercial Law LLM’ programmes: (1) Transnational Corporate Law and Practice; (2) The Corporate Form and its Issues; (3) Corporate Actors: Power and Responsibility; (4) International and Comparative Oil and Gas Law; (5) Fundamentals of Mergers & Acquisitions).

Visiting Lectures (2014-Present)

Visiting Lecturer (“Piercing the Corporate Veil: Comparative Analysis of Parent Company Liability in US, UK, and EU Case Law”; course: Business Associations by Professor James Hunt), Mercer Law School, Macon, Georgia, US (Sept. 19, 2024)

Visiting Lecturer (“The Prudential Regulation of Banks in the US, the UK, and the EU”; course: Banking Law by Professor Winnie Tarinyeba–Kiryabwire), LLM in International Financial Law and Regulation program (online lecture), Strathmore Law School, Nairobi, Kenya (July 17, 2024)

Visiting Lecturer (“The EU’s Financial Market, Banking Union and Financial Crisis Management Framework”; course: Fiscal and Financial Federalism in the EU), LLM in International and European Taxation program (in English), Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, Budapest, Hungary (Spring 2023)

Lecturer (50-minute lecture and 25-minute Q/A) on recent developments in banking law and regulation for visiting students participating in the International Lawyers For Africa (ILFA) One-Day Lecture Series Programme hosted by the Centre for Business Law and Practice at the University of Leeds, UK (Sept. 14, 2022)

Visiting Lecturer (“The EU’s Financial Market, Banking Union and Financial Crisis Management Framework”; course: Fiscal and Financial Federalism in the EU), LLM in International and European Taxation program (online; in English), Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, Budapest, Hungary (Spring 2022)

Visiting Lecturer & Final Project Jury member (Examiner with marking/grading responsibility), held various online visiting lectures on financial regulation and took part as an examiner (jury member on a panel with Maciej Kisilowski) in the final group exam-project presentations of Executive MBA students (I took part in drafting the exam task, which was a simulation of a lobbying statement for the financial industry in response to a draft far-reaching EU legislation), Regulatory and Policy Environments (International Financial Regulation) course, Executive MBA Program, Central European University, Vienna, Austria (Feb-June 2021)

Guest Lecturer, Book Talk – Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, Hungarian National Bank Institute, Corvinus University, Budapest [via video call; Modern Trends in Economics (in Hungarian: “Modern irányzatok a közgazdaságtanban”) master’s course, download teaching evaluations here] (designed and held a lecture and took part in the marking/grading) (Feb-June 2021)

Guest Lecturer, Corporate Finance course: Bankruptcy, Bank Resolution, Bank Bailout, and the Bail-in, What Business Leaders Need to Know, Hult Business School, Cambridge, MA (online, for 3 classes of Masters’ Students from 140 countries, also took part in the marking/grading of the exams) (Fall 2020), download class outline here, teaching evaluations here, and poster here, or see below:

Visiting Assistant Professor (Teaching Fellow), Budapest Business School, Budapest: taught two (Banking Law and Competition Law) courses for master’s students (download one of the syllabi here, and download here and here the Course Evaluations by Students) [MS; class size: 20] (Feb-June 2018)

Conferences I organised and co-organised

Co-organiser, 5th Conference on Financial Law and Regulation, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (24-25 June, 2026)

Co-organiser, 4th Conference on Financial Law and Regulation, City Law School, London, UK (July 3, 2025)

Co-Organiser & Panel Chair, 2nd Workshop on ‘The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives’ (with Clara Martins Pereira, Durham Law), Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds School of Law (Apr 25, 2025)

Co-organiser & First Session Chair, The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives Workshop, Durham University Law School, Durham, UK (May 1, 2024)

Conference organizer and Speaker (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centres: A comparative focus on the Leeds Financial and FinTech Hub (US-UK-Singapore)”), Leeds Financial and Fintech Law Conference 2023, Transforming FinTech in Leeds: Lessons from the U.S. and Singaporean Models, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (May 11, 2023),

Conference co-organiser and Speaker, University of Leeds Inaugural Conference on Recent Developments in Insolvency Law (with Oriana Casasola and Karina Patricio Ferreira Lima), University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (May 2, 2022)

Academic Presentations

Presenter (“Bank Resolution Post-GFC: A Disconnect Between Regulatory Design and Practice”), Banking & Financial Services Law Association (BFSLA) Academic Colloquium, Norton Rose Fulbright, Sydney [online] (Dec 3, 2025)

Speaker (“Powering Europe’s Digital Future: Energy Policy as a Strategic Imperative for 2030 Competitiveness”), Workshop on Company Law and Sustainability, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London (Nov 7-8, 2025)

Roundtable Discussant (‘How to advance interdisciplinary research on global banking’), Workshop Global Banking and Global Stability: Geofragmentation, Climate, and Intersecting Crises, Leeds University Business School, Leeds (Oct 21, 2025)

Speaker (“The UK’s Energy Strategy and Emerging Technologies in Legal Services: Legal-Regulatory Implications and Recommendations”) and Panelist [‘Session 1 – Training Lawyers for Transactional Practice (Legal Education)’], International Conference on Law and Governance, Taylor’s University, Malaysia [online] (Sept 10, 2025)

Speaker (“Powering Europe’s Digital Future: Energy Policy as a Strategic Imperative for 2030 Competitiveness”), Workshop: Redefining EU Law for a Volatile and Uncertain World, The City Law School, London, UK (June 26, 2025)

Moderator and Speaker, Visiting Fellows’ Forum, Law Department, European University Institute, Florence, Italy (May 13, 2025)

Organiser & Panel Chair, 2nd Workshop on ‘The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives’ (co-organised with Clara Martins Pereira, Durham Law), Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds School of Law (Apr. 25, 2025)

Keynote Speaker (“The Energy Policy Dimensions of LegalTech: A Crucial Foundation for a Thriving LegalTech Sector”), LegalTech in Leeds Conference (Apr. 24, 2025)

Organiser & Moderator, CBLP Annual Lecture and Professor James Lecture on ‘The Evolving Role of the Bank of England’ (by Rosa Maria Lastra, QMUL), Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds School of Law (Apr. 23, 2025)

Speaker (“The legal-regulatory learnings from the 2023 FinTech bank failures“), Finance, Innovation and Business Regulation Working Group, European University Institute, Florence, Italy (Apr. 10, 2025)

Speaker (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centers and the Financial Sector’s Transformation: A Comparative Legal Analysis of the US, the UK, and Singapore“), International and Comparative Law Society, Georgia State University College of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, US (Sept. 12, 2024)

Speaker (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centers and the Financial Sector’s Transformation: A Comparative Legal Analysis of the US, the UK, and Singapore“), Center for International and Comparative Law, Emory University School of Law, Atlanta, Georgia, US [video recorded] (Sept. 10, 2024)

Paper Presenter (“Private Bailouts and Unorthodox Resolutions: A Comparative Analysis of the 2023 Bank Failures“), Banking & Financial Services Law – Supervision session, 115th Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, University of Bristol, UK (Sept. 4, 2024)

Paper Presenter (“Private bailouts and unorthodox resolutions: a comparative analysis of the 2023 bank failures”), 3rd Conference on Financial Law and Regulation, Durham Law School, UK (July 4-5, 2024)

Paper Presenter (“Bad bad banks and ever increasing real estate bubbles: a comparative legal analysis of the US and Europe in the post-2008 era”), Financial Institutions and Insolvency section, INSOL International Academic Colloquium, San Diego, CA, USA (May 22, 2024)

Speaker (“The Financial Stability Aspects of FinTech”) and Session Chair (Session 1), Digital Assets: Private Law, Regulation and Practice Conference, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (May 13-14, 2024)

Co-organiser & First Session Chair, The Future of Business Law: Diversifying Voices and Perspectives Workshop, Durham University Law School, Durham, UK (May 1, 2024)

Panelist (“A Changing Legal Ecosystem – Chief lessons for large law firms in 2024”) Third LegalTech in Leeds Annual Conference, Leeds University Business School, Leeds, UK (April 18, 2024)

Speaker (“Private Bailouts and Unorthodox Resolutions: A Comparative Analysis of the 2023 Bank Failures”), Chinese and English Commercial Law Annual Conference, East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL), Shanghai, China (March 19, 2024)

Speaker (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centres and the Financial Sector’s Transformation: A Comparative Analysis of the US, the UK, and Singapore“), European University Institute (Finance, Innovation and Regulation Working Group event), Florence, Italy (Feb 22, 2024)

Speaker, [“The Fallacy of Bail-In as a Bank Resolution Strategy” (co-authored with Arthur Wilmarth)], Second Annual Insolvency Law Academy Conference, Mercure Devaaya Resort, Divar Island, Goa, India (Feb 9-11, 2024)

Speaker, (“Private Bailouts and Unorthodox Resolutions: A Comparative Analysis of the 2023 Bank Failures”), University of Granada Faculty of Law, Spain (Jan 9, 2024)

Speaker, (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centres and the Financial Sector’s Transformation: A Comparative Analysis of the US, the UK, and Singapore“), Banking and Finance Services Law – FinTech section, 114th Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, UK, 27-30 June 2023 (June 27, 2023)

Invited Speaker, ‘Finance for growth: the UK as a competitive marketplace‘, Roundtable in partnership with the City of London Corporation [sector-led initiative to build a roadmap for the future of financial services in the UK], Nexus, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK (June 15, 2023)

Invited Speaker, (“Private Bailouts and Unorthodox Resolutions: A Comparative Analysis of the 2023 Bank Failures“), Ibero-American Institute for Law and Finance 6th Annual Conference, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), Mexico City, Mexico (June 1-2, 2023)

Conference organizer and Speaker (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centres: A comparative focus on the Leeds Financial and FinTech Hub (US-UK-Singapore)”), Leeds Financial and Fintech Law Conference 2023, Transforming FinTech in Leeds: Lessons from the U.S. and Singaporean Models, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (May 11, 2023), see my conference project video below:

Panelist (“AI in the Legal Department – Advantages and Risks”), Breakout Session (‘AI in Law Firms – opportunities and challenges’), LegalTech in Leeds Conference, Leeds University Business School, Leeds, UK (April 26, 2023)

Panelist, “Why does banking regulation repeatedly fail and the financial system remains existentially fragile?” – Workshop on recent banking crises involving Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse, organised by Alliance Manchester Business School and University of Manchester Centre for Law and Business (April 20, 2023)

Speaker, (“The Leeds Financial and FinTech Hub Project”), Centre for Business Law and Practice research talk series, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds, UK (March 23, 2023)

Invited Speaker, (“Secondary Financial and FinTech Centres and the Financial Sector’s Transformation: A Comparative Analysis of the US, the UK, and Singapore”) (in Hungarian) Legal Science Students Association (“TDK”), Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, Department of Fiscal and Financial Law, Budapest (March 2, 2023)

Invited Speaker, (“A Comparative Systematization of the U.S. and U.K. Bank Bailouts”) Sean Griffith’s advanced business law seminar – Corporate Law Center speaker series, Fordham University School of Law, New York, NY (February 13, 2023)

Invited Speaker, (Book Talk — Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union), Business Law Seminar series, hybrid (in person and online) event, University of Essex School of Law, Colchester, UK (January 25, 2023)

Invited Contributor (Day 1 roundtable discussion and Day 2 paper presentation) (presented paper: “The Fallacy of Bail-In as a Bank Resolution Strategy” (co-authored with Arthur Wilmarth of the George Washington University Law School), Banking & Finance section, SLS/UCL Conference on Financial Law and Regulation, Society of Legal Scholars & University College London Faculty of Laws, London, UK (June 30 – July 1, 2022)

Introduction of Keynote Speaker & Panel Moderator (Banking Insolvency), University of Leeds Inaugural Conference on Recent Developments in Insolvency Law, University of Leeds School of Law, Centre for Business Law and Practice, Leeds, UK [online event] (May 13, 2022):

• Video recording (via the University of Leeds School of Law CBLP website)
• Society of Legal Scholars website post
• Oxford Business Law Blog post
• News post on Central European University’s website

Invited Speaker (Book Talk — Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union), Berger International Speaker Series, Cornell University School of Law, Ithaca, NY [via recorded Webinar](March 1, 2022), see panel details below:

Discussant, Guest Speaker event with Professor Emeritus Arthur Wilmarth, moderated by Dr Steven Montagu-Cairns, University of Leeds School of Law, Centre for Business Law and Practice, Leeds, UK [via Webinar, read the transcript of the discussant-commentary here] (Nov. 17, 2021)

Panel discussion – Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, Mile End Institute, Queen Mary University of London, London, U.K. (Oct. 6, 2021), see panel details and recording below:

Guest Speaker Lecture – New Financial Regulators Meet the Post-Crisis Reality, Regulatory and Policy Environments (International Financial Regulation) course, Executive MBA Program, Central European University, Vienna, Austria  [via video call] (May 11, 2021)

Guest Speaker Lecture – Book Talk, Visiting Professor Seminar for SJD Students and Faculty, Department of Legal Studies, Central European University, Vienna, Austria [via video call, download evaluations here] (March 24, 2021)

Guest Speaker Lecture – Book Talk, Legal Science Students Association (“TDK”), Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, Department of Fiscal and Financial Law, Budapest [via video call, download poster here] (March 4, 2021)

Guest Speaker at the LLM in International Legal Studies Program, Book Talk – Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain (Jan. 28, 2021):

Speaker at Financial Regulation Faculty Webinar, Book Talk – Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, bi-weekly Webinar for Banking Law Faculty from various U.S. Law Schools, invited by Professor David Zaring of The Wharton School, Philadelphia, PA [via video call] (Jan. 26, 2021)

Guest Speaker Lecture, “Finance@CEU expert speaker series” – Book Talk – Bankruptcy, Bank Resolution, Bank Bailout, and the Bail-in: What Business Leaders Need to Know, Central European University, Vienna, Austria [via video call , Jan. 21, 2021], see event details below:

Moderator of the Panel discussion, ‘Investor-State Disputes, International Finance, and Economic Crisis’ at the International Law Weekend 2020 (online due to COVID-19); Panel Members: Anna de Luca (Milan, Italy), Professor Michael Waibel (Vienna, Austria) and David L. Attanasio (Dechert LLP, Washington, D.C.); Organizer: International Investment Law Committee of the American Branch of the International Law Association, New York, NY [via video call, Kluwer Arbitration Blog post about the panel here, full conference program here] (Oct. 24, 2020):

Invited Speaker, Consumer protection law and regulation in the financial sector as a preventive building block of banking bailout Law — A comparative overview of the status quo in the U.S. and the E.U. Conference – The Protection of the Collective Interests of Consumers, Union University Law School and the Institute for Comparative Law, Belgrade, Serbia [via video call, see conference program here] (Oct. 24, 2020):

Guest Speaker Lecture, Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, Book Talk for the Business and Finance Law Program at the George Washington University School of Law, Washington, DC [via webinar for Faculty and Business and Finance Law Students] (Sept. 3, 2020)

Guest Speaker Lecture, Banking Bailout Law: A Comparative Study of the United States, United Kingdom and the European Union, Book Talk, OTP Bank Plc, Budapest [via video call for the Legal Department and the Chief Economist] (June 11, 2020)

Invited Guest (Seminar Contribution), Columbia Law School, New York, NY, a guest, contributed to Georges Ugeux’s International Banking and Finance: The Challenges Seminar and reflected on the 2019 financial crisis in Italy (March 8, 2019)

Bail-in or Bailout — What’s Next? The Case of Italy, Workshop Talk with Professor Jeremiah Pam at the George Washington University School of Law, Washington, DC [download poster here] (Feb. 22, 2019)

Invited Guest (Lecture Contribution), Eötvös Loránd University Faculty of Law, Budapest, contributed to Virginia Greiman’s International Business Transactions & Agreements and summarized the main research findings of my doctoral dissertation on bank bailouts (Professor Greiman’s course was taught as part of Boston University’s Executive LL.M. program in International Business Law in Budapest) (June 29, 2018)

The Building Blocks of Bank Bailout Law — A Comparative Analysis of Bank Bailouts in the United States and the European Union with Special Regard to the United Kingdom, Spain and Hungary, Public Defense of Doctoral Dissertation at Central European University, Budapest (click here for information on public doctoral dissertation defense, download the poster here) (June 28, 2018):

Decoding Bank Bailouts, Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) Competition at Central European University, Budapest (June 18, 2018)

Legal-Regulatory Challenges of the Post-2008 Bank Resolution Regimes, a Comparison of the US and the EU, SJD Seminar, Central European University, Budapest (Sept. 20, 2017)

The European Aspects of the Global Financial Developments and the Post-2008 Bank Bailouts, Faculty Workshop Seminar at Suffolk Law School, Boston, MA (Apr. 20, 2017):

Comparative Analysis of the Legal Framework of Bank Bailouts in the US and EU, Visiting Scholars Forum at Columbia Law School, New York, NY (Apr. 12, 2017)

Comparative Analysis of the Legal Framework of Bank Bailouts in the US and EU, Visiting Researchers Seminar at Fordham University School of Law, New York, NY (Nov. 30, 2016)

A Comparative Analysis of the Bad Asset Management Companies of Spain and Hungary: the Devil is in the Details, 7th Annual Queen Mary Postgraduate Legal Research Conference at Queen Mary Law School, London, UK (June 3, 2016)

Sovereign Debt-ceiling Rules in the Spanish and Hungarian Constitutions and their Interplay with the Relevant EU Laws, International Conference on Trade, Business, Economics and Law at St. Anne’s College, Oxford University, Oxford, UK (Nov. 16, 2015)

Contributor (Hungary), Contractual Remedies section, 17th Conference on the Common Core of European Private Law, Turin, Italy (Jun. 2011)

Professional (Non-Academic) Presentations

Overview of US sanctions laws and regulations from an investor’s perspective, recommendations for compliance, Presentation and Q/A for Legal and Compliance Teams, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, Office of Investment Management [via MS Teams video call] (June 30 and July 24, 2020)

The EU’s anti-tax avoidance and tax disclosure rules: impact on the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, Circulation of One-pager and Q/A call for Operations Team, United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, Office of Investment Management [via MS Teams video call] (July 13, 2020)

Recent Regulatory Developments in Mortgage Enforcement, Consumer Protection and Competition Law Related to the Financial Sector, Annual Workshop for In-house Counsels at OTP Bank Group, Budva, Montenegro (Sept. 13, 2013)

Legal and regulatory changes related to the financial sector on the following areas: EU Law, Banking and Financial Law, Real Estate Law and Mortgages, Secured Transactions, Consumer Protection and Competition Law, approx. 50 workshops, roundtables, and talks at OTP Bank Plc, Budapest, Hungary (2007-14)