Dr. Hamiisi Junior Nsubuga (0000-0001-6902-3575)

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Dr Hamiisi Junior Nsubuga is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the City Law School, City University London. He holds a LL.B. from the University of London, a PGDL, LL.M. (Corporate Law) and a PhD (Law) from Nottingham Trent University. Dr Hamiisi is an active member of several leading institutions in the field of Corporate Law, Corporate Insolvency Law, International Business Law and Banking and financial Law. He is a Member of INSOL International (Academic Section), INSOL Europe (Early Researcher Academics), the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and the British Academy. Dr Hamiisi is the recipient of the British Academy Leverhulme SRG Grant in the 2024 round to work on an Insolvency Toolkit to for SMEs in Uganda to enhance sustainability.

Dr Hamiisi has previously served as co-convenor of the Spotlight on insolvency and governance Africa under the Commercial Research Network Nigeria (CLRNN) (2021 – 2024) and he is an Editorial Board Member of the INSOL Africa Newsletter. He has published scholarly articles, books and book chapters on Comparative Insolvency Law and Business/Corporate Law broadly conceived, but with the main focus on the theoretical and conceptual underpinnings of corporate insolvency law regimes of the UK, the USA and the Developing economies, such as Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria.

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City, University of London: London, GB

2023-09-01 to present | Senior Lecturer in Law (The City Law School)

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Dr. Hamiisi Junior Nsubuga

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City, University of London: London, GB

Middlesex University: London, GB

Middlesex University: London, London, GB

Education and qualifications (4)

Advance HE: London, GB

Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham Law School: Nottingham, Nottingham, GB

Nottingham Trent University Nottingham Law School: Nottingham, Nottingham, GB

University of London: London, London, GB

Professional activities (2)

INSOL International: London, London, GB

Cross-border Insolvency and Commercial Law (CI&CL) Research Group: London, GB

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Devising an SME Insolvency Toolkit for Uganda's Business Sector

Works (21)

Political, regulatory competition and the U.K. debt-restructuring regime at the crossroads

"The Role of the Court in Balancing Stakeholder Interests in Insolvency in Developing Economies"

“Enhancing Depositor Protection in the Mobile Money Banking Sector in Sub-Saharan African Developing Economies – a case for Ring-fencing?”

“Fifteen Years of the Statutory Derivative Regime under the Companies Act 2006: A Reflection on an unfulfilled Superfluous Statutory Regime”

“The debtor-in-possession model in the EU insolvency and restructuring framework - a domino effect?”

“Local public entities in distress: an analysis of the Ugandan approach”

“A reconsideration of directors’ liability for wrongful trading in the UK and the EU in the COVID19 era”

“Reinvigorating corporate rescue in developing economies – a Ugandan perspective”

“The road to Prest v Petrodel: an analysis of the UK judicial approach to the corporate veil - part 2: post Prest”

“The road to Prest v Petrodel: an analysis of the UK judicial approach to the corporate veil - part 1”

The Role of the Central Bank in Financial Distress Resolution and Management in Developing Economies

Employee Rights on Corporate Insolvency - a UK and US Perspective

The Call for Harmonisation of Cross-border Insolvency Laws to enable Cross-border Filing and Litigation in the East African Community

The interpretative approach to bankruptcy law: Remedying the theoretical limitations in the traditionalist and the proceduralist perspectives on corporate insolvency

The Interpretative Approach to Bankruptcy Law: Remedying the Theoretical Limitations in the Traditionalist and the Proceduralist Perspectives on Corporate Insolvency

The Rights of Employees on Corporate Insolvency: A UK and US Perspective

Corporate Insolvency and Employment Protection: A Theoretical Perspective

The Fate of Employment Protection Provisions of TUPE Regulations Post-Brexit

‘The Ever Changing Face of Employment Protection Provisions in light of Cross-border Insolvencies’ Conference Paper presented at the 6th Annual International Conference on Comparative Insolvency Law

‘Employment at Will and Zero Hours Contracts: An Agenda for Further Employee Protection in Post-Economic Recession in the UK’

“Women on corporate boards of public listed companies - a UK and EU gender diversity conundrum”