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 Internal Seminar 2023On November 16-17, 2023, this year's Internal Seminar will again take place in Rastatt. You can find the schedule here. Current Events |
 1st Symposium IAPOur 1st symposium took place together with the 10th. SAFE Asset Pricing Workshop at Goethe University Frankfurt. During our conference, members of the research unit held presentations, some of the research unit's papers were presented in the poster session. Symposium IAP |
 PhD Lecture at the WU ViennaOn September 18/19, 2023, PhD students from our research group travelled to Vienna to attend the PhD Lecture at the WU Vienna. PhD Lecture |
 Women in Intermediary Asset Pricing (WIAP) Research GrantWe are inviting applications for a research grant of 5000 Euro until 30/09/23. The grant is aimed at (junior) female researchers in the field of asset pricing who are specially interested in the field of intermediary asset pricing. We are looking forward to your application! Jobs and Opportunities |
 Lecture by Valentin Haddad on 20.06.2023 in Frankfurt a.M.On June 20, 2023, we are pleased to welcome Valentin Haddad to the Finance Seminar at Goethe University Frankfurt a.M.. Valentin Haddad is a Professor at the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a Research Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research. One of his research interests is intermediary-based asset pricing, on which he will also give a talk . Current Events |
 Call for papers for our symposiumOur biannual symposium will be held this year together with the SAFE Asset Pricing Workshop on 26th september 2023 in Frankfurt am Main. We cordially invite researchers in the field of (intermediary-based) asset pricing to submit their papers here by 31th may 2023. Symposium IAP |
 M&M Workshop 2023Our M&M Workshop 2023 took place on 23rd and 24th february in Karlsruhe as last year. Many interesting projects has been presentated. Our PhD Workshop 2023 is already in planning! Events |
 Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!We wish all members of our research group as well as our cooperation partners and all interested persons in our work a Merry Christmas and all the best for 2023! News |
 Women in Intermediary Asset Pricing (WIAP) Research Grant for Dr. Aleksandra RzeźnikWe are very pleased to announce that Aleksandra Rzeźnik, Assistant Professor from the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto, will receive our Research Grant! Congratulations! We are looking forward to her visit in the coming year! Jobs and Opportunities |
 Internal Seminar 2022On November 17-18, 2022, our first Internal Seminar took place at the Bildungshaus St. Bernhard in Rastatt. |
| Women in Intermediary Asset Pricing (WIAP) Research Grant We are inviting applications for a research grant of 5000 Euro until 31/08/22. The grant is aimed at (junior) female researchers in the field of asset pricing who are specially interested in the field of intermediary asset pricing. We are looking forward to your application! Jobs and Opportunities |
 The first workshops of the research unit take place in MayThe first joint workshops of the research unit will take place on May 12-13, 2022. On May 12, there will be a PhD workshop at KIT, bringing together all the doctoral students involved in the research unit. One day later, on May 13, a Methods & Models Workshop will take place, also at KIT. The focus will be on fundamentals and advanced models of intermediary asset pricing as well as solution methods for equilibrium models. Events |
| Our research unit gets going The German Research Foundation (DFG) has established eight new research units. This decision was recommended by the DFG senate and made official by the DFG Major Committee on December 9, 2021. Among these eight units is the research unit "Financial Markets and Frictions - An Intermediary Asset Pricing Approach" with spokesperson Prof. Dr. Marliese Uhrig-Homburg (KIT). This research unit, funded within the D-A-CH cooperation together with the Austrian FWF, is borne by finance researchers from Karlsruhe, Frankfurt, Tübingen, Stuttgart, Münster and Vienna and will be funded with about 3.5 million Euros in the first 4 years. Our research unit |