Nicholas I. Crew

Education

Ph.D., management (specialization in finance), UCLA Anderson School of Management; B.A., mathematics, Rutgers University

Summary of Experience

Dr. Crew has over 20 years of experience, both as a consultant and as an expert witness, in finance and securities matters across a number of industries. He specializes in federal securities matters and has worked on scores of securities fraud cases, including some of the largest cases ever filed. Dr. Crew has performed numerous analyses of stock and bond price behavior, including event studies, loss causation, damages assessment, and tests of market efficiency. He has also worked on matters involving complex financial securities and derivatives such as structured notes, options, currency derivatives, and mortgage-backed securities – where issues include valuation, risk assessment, and investment suitability. He has experience providing expert reports and testifying at deposition, and supports academic affiliates and industry experts through all phases of complex business litigation matters. In addition to his litigation experience, Dr. Crew has experience providing pricing, risk assessment, and real option valuation for clients in the pharmaceutical and electric industries. He has published research on regulatory policy and risk management, and written on expert analyses in federal securities cases.

• Adelphia Recovery Trust v. Bank of America, et al.
• In re NYSE/Archipelago Merger Litigation
• New Jersey Carpenters Vacation Fund, et al. v. The Royal Bank of Scotland Group, plc, et al.
• Steinhoff International Holdings N.V. Shareholder Litigation

• Securities Act Violations: Estimation of Damages

  Litigation Services Handbook
  2001

  Crew N, Goshtigian P, Moore M, Sarin A

  Damages, Securities, Financial Products & Institutions
• Hedging Long Term Commodity Commitments with Short-Dated Futures Contracts

  The Mathematics of Derivative Securities
  1997

  Crew N, Brennan M

  Securities, Financial Products & Institutions
• Using Market Prices to Regulate the Costs of a Utility’s Inputs

  Journal of Regulatory Economics
  1997

  Crew N

  Energy, Climate & Natural Resources

• February 28, 2022

  Analysis Group Teams Provide Comprehensive Economic and Financial Analyses for Steinhoff International in Successful Global Securities Settlement

  Accounting, Bankruptcy & Insolvency, Commercial Disputes, Damages, International Arbitration, Securities, Financial Products & Institutions, Valuation