Teaching
Empirical Asset Pricing, Ph.D. Course, UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business
Together with Martin Lettau I am teaching the 2nd year Ph.D. course “Empirical Asset Pricing” at the Haas School of Business. Martin teaches the first half of the course, focusing on equity markets, predictability of stock returns, and cross-sectional asset pricing. I teach the second half of the course, focusing on bond markets, the term structure of interest rates, and macro-finance linkages. This year, in 2025, is the second time we’re teaching this course together.
Empirical Methods in Finance, MFE Course, UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business
I taught this course, originally created by Martin Lettau, in the Master of Financial Engineering at the Haas School of Business in Spring 2024.
Advanced Macroeconomics, M.Sc. Course, University of Hamburg
I taught the course Advanced Macroeconomics, a core module of the M.Sc. in Economics program at the University of Hamburg during three winter semesters from 2020 to 2022.
Empirical Asset Pricing, Ph.D. Course, Universität Hamburg
I offered this new Ph.D. course on empirical asset pricing at the University of Hamburg during the Summer semester 2021.