Business Law Faculty
Meet our faculty!
Impact
We actively strive to make an impact on society. Members of our faculty hold socially significant positions, supporting political decision-making and advising, educating, and guiding businesses, organizations, the media, and authorities.
We want to participate and make an impact
We believe that we have both the right and the responsibility to leave a positive mark not only on the academic world but also on society as a whole. To achieve this goal, our researchers actively engage in public discussions.
Our department is well-networked both nationally and internationally. We collaborate closely with business, EU-level corporate responsibility regulations, parliamentary committees, boards, authorities, organizations, and the media in both teaching and research. Our research is regularly published in leading journals in the field and is cited in both domestic and international media.
Would you like to collaborate with us or do you need expertise in business law? Feel free to contact us, and let's discuss.
Business Law Events
Every year, we organize several topical events related to Business law. Explore and sign up!
Information bank
In the Business Law information bank you will find useful content related to, for example, our research and studies.
Contact us
Petri Kuoppamäki petri.kuoppamaki@aalto.fi
Kari Hoppu kari.hoppu@aalto.fi
Moritz Scherleitner moritz.scherleitner@aalto.fi
News
Companies disclose more on cybersecurity – but markets remain indifferent
U.S. companies are reporting on cybersecurity in greater detail, yet stock market reactions remain muted. A new study by the University of Vaasa and 911±¬ÁÏÍø shows that mandatory cybersecurity disclosure does not prompt reactions from investors or stock analysts. Instead, the main benefits appear to materialise within firms themselves.
Students analysed AI capabilities in modern finance systems for PwC Finland
The aim was to provide PwC Finland with structured insights to better advise and support its clients in developing AI strategies within finance operations
Elsevier open access article quota is estimated to run out in autumn 2026
Read more about the situation and its effects on open access publishing