Frank Partnoy
Law professor and finance author
Frank Partnoy is a law professor and finance scholar who worked on Wall Street before writing about how modern financial markets are regulated.
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About Frank Partnoy
In the mid-1990s Partnoy held derivatives structuring jobs at Morgan Stanley and CS First Boston. His book F.I.A.S.C.O.: Blood in the Water on Wall Street recounts that period. He has also worked as a corporate lawyer. He is now a law professor at the University of California Berkeley School of Law. Before that he spent 21 years teaching at the University of San Diego, where he founded and directed the Center on Corporate and Securities Law. He graduated from Yale Law School. His other books include Infectious Greed and The Match King. He is also a frequent commentator in outlets such as the Financial Times and The New York Times.