My research focuses on examining the extent of overregulation in the banking industry and investigating whether such extensive regulations can effectively safeguard investors and society at large from significant crashes during financial crises, particularly when these crises originate in the US and subsequently impact the global economy.My main interest lies in examining (i) whether the regulation is overly extensive and (ii) whether such comprehensive regulation can protect against major crashes during financial crises. In other words, in an upcoming financial crisis, does the existing regulation shield EU countries from significant crashes, akin to those witnessed in the US.

I believe that this thesis can bring great insight for any company in the financial markets to get a greater outlook on the measures that are leading to crises' and how they can use this to their further advantage in creating inside policies.  The thesis will provide a view of which measures and legislations are effective for protecting against the implications of a global crisis and which are less beneficial. 

My interest in banking policy is rooted in my fascination with the stock and foreign exchange markets, as well as the intricate global financial interconnections present within these markets. Specifically, I am intrigued by how financial institutions have accumulated substantial influence over the global socioeconomy over the past 50 years. This influence has become so significant that crises in the financial markets now have far-reaching impacts on markets worldwide.The evolving dynamics within the financial industry have led to a heightened awareness of the interconnectedness and interdependence of economies. It is intriguing to observe how financial companies have amassed considerable power, shaping the socioeconomic landscape on a global scale. The repercussions of financial market crises extend beyond individual markets, profoundly affecting economies worldwide.

Throughout my career, I have contributed to impacting business outcomes through effective organization, prioritization, and execution of key projects. My skills and qualifications are an ideal match to any company and will bring immediate value to your goals. Previously, in my Legal Intern role, I exercised a calculated and methodical approach to problem-solving. I am independently motivated, yet I appreciate team efforts and collaborate productively within groups. Additionally, I am knowledgeable in legal advice and research with proficiency in project management. I believe my communication, critical thinking and collaboration abilities will support and drive your continued organizational success. I have a broad understanding of international society and a great interest in policy and international cooperation. My experience and knowledge from my studies and my work at Banedanmark and I/S Vestforbrænding provide me with a solid foundation for understanding and analyzing complex political and international issues. My work here has included reporting to the Ministry of Transport, management, and stakeholders, with a focus on energy, security, and economic policy. My professional experience has, thus, given me a strategic and practical understanding of foreign policy and how to create a bond between companies and business partners.