Ilan Guedj, PhD
Ilan Guedj is a trusted expert on financial products, valuations, and commercial disputes, delivering rigorous economic analysis and strategic clarity.
Ilan Guedj is the former chair the firm’s Finance Practice. He has testified on matters related to the valuation of financial instruments and investments, as well as the risk level associated with those instruments. In his role as an economics and finance expert, Ilan conducts quantitative analyses, including sampling and extrapolation, causation and liability, and damage estimation. He focuses on litigation in the financial industry, including market manipulation, stock drops, valuation, and commercial disputes. Ilan has also served as a consulting expert on antitrust litigations involving financial products and institutions, such as the LIBOR litigation. Prior to joining Bates White, he was involved in estimating damages and liability in mass tort cases, including the BP oil spill.
Ilan was an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Texas in Austin and received his PhD in Financial Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Languages
- French
- Hebrew
Education
PhD, Financial Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
BSc, Industrial Engineering and Management, Operations Research, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology
Practice areas
Expert SpotlightIlan and a former Bates White Senior Economist published the article “Maker-Taker Fees in a Fragmented Equity Market” in the Expert Analysis section of Law360. In this Q&A, Ilan answers a few questions about the new market exchange and maker-taker fees.
