Andrew Tuch
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Profile
Degrees
- B.Com (First Class Honours and Medal) Qld
- LLB (First Class Honours and Medal) Qld
- LLM Harv
Teaching
- Contract Law
- Corporate Law (coordinator)
Current Areas of Research Interest
- Corporate Law
- Conflicts of interest
- Globalisation and the provision of legal services
Brief Biographical Details
After completing his undergraduate studies, Andrew worked as associate to Justice GL Davies in the Court of Appeal, Queensland. He completed postgraduate studies at Harvard Law School, where he was a Fulbright Scholar and Knox Memorial Fellow, and practiced corporate law for several years in New York City and London with Davis Polk & Wardwell. He was appointed to the Faculty of Law in 2004 and is a member of the Corporations Committee, Business Law Section, Law Council of Australia. He is a member of the New York Bar and is admitted in England and Wales and Australia.
Andrew is on leave from Sydney Law School. He is currently in residence as a doctoral candidate at Harvard Law School, where he is a Fellow of the Program on Corporate Governance and a John M. Olin Fellow in Law and Economics.
Publications
Monographs | Book Chapters | Articles in Refereed Journals | Presentations and Invited Papers
Monographs
- RP Austin and AF Tuch (eds), "Private Equity and Corporate Control Transactions" Monograph published by Parsons Centre of Commercial, Corporate and Taxation Law (2007)
- Tuch, A, “The Paradox of Financial Services Regulation: Preserving Client Expectations of Loyalty in an Industry Rife with Conflicts of Interest” in H Tjio (ed), The Regulation of Wealth Management (Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore, 2008) 52.
- Tuch, A, “Private Equity and Corporate Control: The State of Corporate Enterprise” in R Austin & A Tuch (eds), Private Equity and Corporate Control Transactions, Ross Parsons Centre for Commercial, Corporate & Taxation Law: Sydney (2007), 8-20
- Tuch, A, "Securities Underwriters in Public Capital Markets: The Existence, Parameters and Consequences of the Fiduciary Obligation to Avoid Conflicts" (2007) 7 Journal of Corporate Law Studies 51-84
- Tuch, A, “Investment Banking: Immediate Challenges and Future Directions” (2006) 20(4) Commercial Law Quarterly, 37 - 46
- Tuch, A, "Obligations of Financial Advisers in Change-of-Control Transactions: Fiduciary and Other Questions” (2006) 24 Company & Securities Law Journal, 488 – 521
- Tuch, A, "Contemporary Challenges in Takeovers: Avoiding Conflicts, Preserving Confidences and Taming the Commercial Imperative" (2006) 24 Company & Securities Law Journal, 107 - 136
- Tuch, A,"Investment Banks as Fiduciaries: Implications for Conflicts of Interest" (2005) 29 Melbourne University Law Review,
478 - 517 - Tuch, A, "Disability and ADA: Supreme Court Clarifies the Meaning of Disability under ADA" (1999) 27 Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics, 275
Presentations and Invited Papers
- Tuch, A, “Securities underwriters in public capital markets: The existence, parameters and consequences of the fiduciary obligation to avoid conflicts”, presented at the Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference, July 2006 at Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia
- Tuch, A, "Duties of Target Company Directors: Identifying Company Interests in Assessing Competing Takeover Bids", presented at Corporate Law Teachers Association Conference "The Pathology of Corporate Law", February 2006 at University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
- Tuch, A, "Understanding the Case Law on ADR", presented at LEADR's 8th International Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference "Waves of Change", August 2005 in Sydney (invited paper)
- Tuch, A, "Effectiveness of Chinese Walls in Australia and England", presented at the Australasian Law Teachers Association Conference "One Law for All?", July 2005 at University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand
- Tuch, A, "Investment Banks and Financial Advisory Services: Responding to Conflicts of Interest", presented at Corporate Law Teachers Association Conference "Regulating Conflicts of Interest in Contemporary Corporate Law", February 2005 at University of Sydney
- Tuch, A, "Regulating Conflicts of Interest in the Commercial Law World"(case study), Faculty of Law, University of Sydney, June 2004 (panel participant and author of hypothetical case study written for the conference)
