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Value and Momentum from the Perspective of Financial Professionals

3 minute read

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This is an English version of a research summary posted by DFVA (Association of Investment Professionals in Germany) based on our research paper “Value and Momentum from Investors’ Perspective: Evidence from Professionals’ Risk-Ratings” by Christoph Merkle and Christoph Sextroh, 2021, Journal of Empirical Finance, 62, 159-178.

Mental Accounts and Investor Behavior

6 minute read

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This is an English version of a research summary to appear in Schmalenbach IMPULSE based on our research paper “Closing a mental account: the realization effect for gains and losses” by Christoph Merkle, Jan Müller-Dethard and Martin Weber, 2021, Experimental Economics, 24, 303–329.

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portfolio


RBFC Amsterdam 2022


KLU faculty as of 2018


Nacht des Wissens 2017 (Night of Science 2017) at KLU


Experimental Finance Conference 2016 in Mannheim (jointly organized with Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi)


At Duke University, Fuqua School of Business, in 2015


At DGF Conference 2014 in Karlsruhe (with Markus Glaser, Sebastian Müller, and Arvid Hoffmann)


At the first ERIC Conference 2011 in Stuttgart (with Christine Laudenbach, Noah Stoffmann, and Daniel Dorn)

publications

talks

Trinity College Dublin

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Presentation of “Earn more tomorrow: Overconfident income expectations and consumer indebtedness.”

Aalborg University

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Presentation of “Earn more tomorrow: Overconfident income expectations and consumer indebtedness.”

NiCe Seminar

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Presentation of “Upside Participation and Downside Protection: Beliefs about Portfolios and the Market.”

CAMS Seminar

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Presentation of “Beliefs about Beta: Upside Participation and Downside Protection.”

Experimental Finance 2021

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Presentation of “Beliefs about Beta: Upside Participation and Downside Protection”

teaching

Behavioural Finance

Bachelor course (BSc HA), Aarhus University BSS, 2023

Next offered: Fall term 2024 (by Alexander Koch)

Corporate Valuation

Master course (MSc FIB), Aarhus University BSS, 2024

Next offered: Spring term 2025

Current Topics in Behavioral Finance Research

PhD course, VHB ProDok, 2024

The purpose of this course is to provide advanced insights into several areas of behavioral finance including individual investor behavior, household finance, limits to arbitrage, and (empirical) asset pricing. We will discuss cutting edge papers in these areas with a focus on methodological issues, such as conducting experiments, running surveys, and analyzing big data sets. The course will also include a practical part in which students replicate selected empirical findings related to cross-sectional return patterns.

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