Course offerings
HU Berlin, Bachelor level:- Financial Economics for Citizens: The topics of this
course include methods for capital budgeting in the private
and public sphere, the valuation of public policies (e.g.,
social discounting and carbon pricing), as well as methods
for assessing sovereign credit risk. The focus of the course
shifts a bit from year to year, but the course always has
one priority: Discussing the paradigmatic foundations of
financial economics, e.g., with respect to market
efficiency, and the objective function of corporations.
- Financial Markets: Economic Theory and Practice. This
course introduces students to key insights/methods in asset
pricing and asset management. It is meant for students
participating in our (extracurricular) Portfolio
Management Program. I support this
program by advising a group of students managing a portfolio
of about Euro 1m, based on insights from academic research.
Berlin School of Economics, PhD level: I contribute to the core course in the BSE's finance track, teaching the course's part on asset pricing. Moreover, I teach a topics course, with a focus on climate finance.
Past MBA teaching at other business schools:
MIT Sloan School of Management:
Options and futures markets. Evaluation results: 2009 2008 2007
Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management:
Corporate Financial Policy. Evaluation results