Gunnar Niemann
Research Assistant
M. Sc. Gunnar Niemann
Faculty of Economics and Management
Chair in Banking and Finance
Chair in Banking and Finance
Universitätsplatz, 2,
Building 22 A, 308
Work experience:
| since 10/2020 | PhD candidate, Chair in Banking and Finance, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany |
| 06/2019 - 09/2020 | Students assistant, Financial markets Department, Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle (IWH), Germany |
| 01/2012 - 07/2012 | Full-time employment as a banker |
| 08/2009 - 01/2012 | Apprenticeship as a banker |
Education:
| since 10/2020 | PhD candidate, Department in Banking and Finance, Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany |
| 10/2018 - 09/2020 | Master study program "Financial Economics", Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany |
| 08/2015 - 07/2016 | Bachelor study program "Economics", Universitat de València, Spain |
| 09/2013 - 09/2018 | Bachelor study program "Economics", Universität Kassel, Hessen, Germany |
Summer term 2026:
- Scientific Project: Biodiversity Risk in Financial Markets
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2025/2026:
- Portfoliomanagement
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Summer term 2025:
- Scientific Project: Climate Risk in Financial Markets
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Unternehmensbewertung (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2024/2025:
- Portfoliomanagement
- Academic Methods
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Summer term 2024:
- Scientific Project: Asset Management
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2023/2024:
- Portfoliomanagement
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Summer term 2023:
- Scientific Project: Household Finance
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2022/2023:
- Security Analysis (Vietnamese-German University, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)
- Scientific Project: Performance Measurement
- Portfoliomanagement
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Summer term 2022:
- Scientific Project: Quantitative approaches to asset allocation
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2021/2022:
- Portfoliomanagement
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Summer term 2021:
- Scientific Project: Time-varying risk aversion
- Capital Budgeting (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Capital Markets (Otto-von-Guericke Business School)
- Bachelorabschlussseminar
- Bachelor Thesis Seminar
- Master Thesis Seminar
Winter term 2020/2021:
- Portfoliomanagement
- Academic Methods: Quantitative Approaches
- Master Thesis Seminar
- Household finance
- Portfoliomanagement
- Active asset management
- Time varying risk aversion
Publications:
- Niemann, G. (2024). Decomposing Countries' Consumption in Active Portfolio Management: A Black–Litterman Application. The Journal of Portfolio Management [JourQual B; ABDC A; SJR Q2], 50(9). DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jpm.2024.1.616
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Niemann, G., Reichling, P. & Zbandut, A. (2026). Cross-Section of Index Option Rates of Return and Elasticity Dynamics on the EU and US Markets. International Review of Economics & Finance [JourQual C; ABDC A; SJR Q1]. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.iref.2026.104928
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Dreusch, D., Niemann, G. & Reichling, P. (2026). Do Banks Learn from Natural Disasters? Evidence from the U.S. Financial Sector. European Financial Management [JourQual B; ABDC A; SJR Q1]. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/eufm.70056