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Become a new team member!

We are looking for a new PhD candidate (m/f/d) who would like to join our team as a research assistant. If you are interested, please contact us directly at thimme@kit.edu.

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Write your thesis at DFM

There are still free spots for Bachelor's and Master's thesis at the Department of Financial Markets in the winter semester 2026/2027.

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Seminar in Financial Economics

In this seminar, students replicate research papers in the field of "Stock and options markets" and confront the proposed economic mechanisms with recent data.

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Course on "Quantitative Finance"

The course "Quantitative Finance" in the winter semester 2026/2027 is aimed at teaching Bachelor's students to link financial theory with empirical evidence and test cornerstone models across equity, bond, and options markets while developing Python-based data analysis skills.

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Lecture on "FinTech"

Financial institutions provide services that are important for the smooth allocation of capital in an economy. However, recent technological advances allow companies called "FinTechs" to challenge banks' traditional business models. This lecture will discuss recent developments and opportunities in Centralized and Decentralized Finance.

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New Master course on "Advanced Quantitative Finance"

Join us the summer semester 2026 for our Master course on "Advanced Quantitative Finance". For more information, click the link below.

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TBEAR Workshop 2026

The 5th edition of the TBEAR Asset Pricing Workshop will take place on March 25th and 26th at KIT. For more information visit the website:

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Seminar in Financial Economics in Summersemester 2026

Join our Bachelor seminar on 'Financial Economics – Momentum Replication' in the Summer Semester 2026. The application deadline via the WiWi portal is March 22nd. We look forward to your participation!

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Lecture on "Asset Pricing" in the upcoming summer term

Learn the basic concepts of Asset Pricing in our lecture in the summer term 2026. Students doing their Masters welcome!  

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