Sebastian Grund
Counsel @International Monetary Fund
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WORK HISTORY
Counsel @International Monetary Fund
Washington, DC, US
Legal Department (Fund Law and Policy Division)• Country Lawyer covering legal aspects of Fund programs and surveillance for membership• Policy areas: Sovereign Debt Restructurings; Use of Fund Resources; IMF Surveillance
EDUCATION
The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
Summer School, International Financial Law
UNSW
Visiting PhD Researcher, International Law and Legal Studies
University of Vienna
Mag. iur. (Masters of Law equivalent), Law
University of Vienna
Dr. iur. (PhD equivalent), International Financial Law
Maastricht University
Summer School, EU Law
Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen
Study Abroad Semester, Law
Harvard Law School
Master of Laws - LLM, Banking, Corporate, Finance, and Securities Law
ABOUT SEBASTIAN GRUND
I am a Legal Counsel at the International Monetary Fund, focusing on IMF lending and surveillance and sovereign debt restructuring. Prior to my LL.M. studies at Harvard Law School, I worked as a lawyer and policy advisor at the European Central Bank. I hold a PhD in international financial law from the University of Vienna and I am admitted to the New York State Bar. My research has been published in several renowned academic journals and was also cited by the European Court of Justice in the Kuhn case. I published a book entitled “Sovereign Debt Restructuring and the Law: The Holdout Creditor Problem in Argentina and Greece” (Routledge, 2023).
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