Dr. Jordan Milev

Education
 

PhD in economics, Yale University
MA and MPhil in economics, Yale University
BA in economics and mathematics, summa cum laude, Amherst College

Experience
 

Dr. Jordan Milev is an Associate Director in NERA’s Securities and Finance Practice and NERA’s White Collar, Investigations and Enforcement Practice. He has been deposed as an expert witness in numerous matters and testified at trial.

Dr. Milev’s extensive experience includes directing and presenting financial and economic analyses in internal investigations, government and regulatory enforcement actions, class actions, M&A litigation, shareholder disputes, private commercial litigation, and arbitration. He has provided expert testimony on behalf of plaintiffs and defendants in both civil and criminal actions.

Dr. Milev’s enforcement work relates to assisting counsel representing clients in regulatory enforcement proceedings and government investigations. On numerous occasions, he has presented to various regulatory agencies and boards of directors. His work in antitrust has involved the analysis of markets, benchmark price fixing, and price manipulation. In class actions, he has analyzed and testified on class certification, loss causation, and damages. In commercial litigation, he has testified in merger-related disputes and opined on lost profits and valuation. Dr. Milev also advises and presents on issues relating to digital currencies, biometric information, and value losses due to cyber incidents and data privacy breaches.

Dr. Milev is a frequent speaker and subject matter expert at industry and academic conferences and at events providing CLE credit to attorneys. He coauthored the chapter on Covered Bonds in the 7th edition of the Handbook of Mortgage-Backed Securities published by Oxford University Press and edited by Frank Fabozzi.

Dr. Milev holds a PhD in economics from Yale University. His doctoral dissertation used artificial intelligence techniques to develop a machine learning system for the analysis of big datasets of stock price reactions to earnings announcements. He has taught microeconomics and econometrics courses at Yale University. He holds a BA in economics and mathematics, summa cum laude, from Amherst College.