Chair of Finance

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Prof. Dr. Erik Theissen

Erik Theissen joined the University of Mannheim in fall 2009 and holds the Chair of Finance. Previously, he was a professor at the department of economics at the University of Bonn.

His work focuses on empirical capital market research. It has been published in numerous academic journals like the Review of Financial Studies, the Review of Finance and the Journal of Banking & Finance.

Main field of research

Market microstructure
Empirical asset pricing
Blockchain applications & cryptocurrencies

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Teaching

An overview on all courses held by Professor Theissen and his team will help you plan your semester. You can also get information about writing a thesis at the chair.

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Research

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Team

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News at the Chair

Vacancy Student Assistants

We are looking for students studying Business Administration or Economics (preferably master students) for a vacancy as student assistant starting in August/September 2025. The workload is 20–30 hours per month.

Exam Review FIN606 FinTech (First and Retake Exam)

The exam review for FIN606 FinTech (first and retake exam) will take place on February 27th, 2025 starting at 10:30am, in L9,1–2. To review your exam, please send an eMail to Stefan Scharnowski by February 25th. You will then receive a time slot and further instructions.

Appointment to Commission of Stock Exchange Experts

Prof. Theissen was appointed as a member of the Commission of Stock Exchange Experts

Vacancy Student Assistants

We are looking for students studying Business Administration or Economics (preferably master students) for a vacancy as student assistant. The workload is 20–30 hours per month.

Chair of Finance

Prof. Dr. Erik Theissen

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