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A/Prof Katharine Kemp is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law & Justice, 91ɫ��Ƭ Sydney, and leads the 91ɫ��Ƭ Public Interest Law & Tech Initiative (PILATI). Outside academia, she is also a Member of the Australian Competition Tribunal.��

Katharine’s research focuses on data privacy, consumer protection and competition regulation. She has published widely in these fields, including "Misuse of Market Power: Rationale and Reform" (Cambridge University Press), "Competition Law of South Africa" (LexisNexis) with PJ Sutherland, and numerous peer-reviewed journal articles. In 2023, she was awarded the Emerging Leader Award at the national Australian Financial Review Higher Education Awards.��

Her advisory and editorial roles include membership of the Advisory Committee for the NSW Information & Privacy Commission and the Research Committee of the Consumer Policy Research Centre.��

She also convenes and lectures��the Data Privacy Law course; the postgraduate course, Financial Law and Regulation in the Age of Fintech; and Contracts at 91ɫ��Ƭ Law.

Before joining the faculty, Katharine was a Research Fellow on the 91ɫ��Ƭ Digital Financial Services Research Team, conducting in-depth research into the regulation of digital financial services in developing countries in particular.��

She has also practised as a commercial lawyer at Allens, as a barrister in Melbourne, and consulted to the Competition Commission of South Africa during the six years that she lived and worked in South Africa.��