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Portrait of Howell E. Jackson
Scholar portraitSource: Harvard Law School

Jackson

Howell E. Jackson

Financial-regulation and securities-law scholar

financial regulationsecurities enforcementconsumer finance

Official Source Note

Harvard Law School lists Jackson as the James S. Reid, Jr., Professor of Law and identifies his research interests as financial regulation, consumer financial protection, securities regulation, and federal budget policy.

Jackson is included as a core financial-law scholar because his work connects regulatory architecture, public and private enforcement, supervisory institutions, and the allocation of enforcement resources.

Source: Harvard Law School

Relevance to the Archive

Jackson anchors the site's financial-law strand by linking legal doctrine, regulatory architecture, enforcement resources, and institutional accountability.

Representative Contributions

  • Regulation of Financial Institutions (1999)
  • Public and Private Enforcement of Securities Laws (2009)
  • Financial Regulation: Law and Policy (2016)

Works Included Here