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Igor Custodio Joao (M.Phil.) |
Machine learning for financial stability (ongoing),
co-supervised with Julia Schaumburg. NWO Open Competition.
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Andries van Vlodrop |
Essays on Modeling Time-Varying Parameters (2019),
co-supervised with Francisco Blasques.
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David R. Rijsbergen |
Essays on the efficiency of pension funds and financial markets (2018),
co-supervised with Paul Hilbers. External promovendus.
Senior Policy Advisor at De Nederlandsche Bank.
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Erkki Silde |
The Econometrics of Financial Comovement (2017),
co-supervised with Francisco Blasques and Lennart Hoogerheide.
Quantitative Researcher at Independent View.
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Marcin Zamojski |
Panta rhei, measurement and discovery of change in financial markets (2017),
co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman, Arjen Siegmann and Denitsa Stefanova.
Postdoc researcher at University of Gothenburg.
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Istvan Barra |
Bayesian Analysis of Latent Variable Models in Finance (2016),
co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman and Lennart Hoogerheide.
Senior data scientist at King.
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Jiangyu Ji |
Three Essays in Empirical Finance (2016).
Quantitative researcher at Lombarda China Fund Management Co.
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Rutger Lit |
Time-varying Parameter Models for Discrete Valued Time Series
(2016), co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Tenure track Econometrics Department, VU Amsterdam.
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dr. Falk Brauning |
Interbank Lending Relationships, Financial Crises, and Monetary Policy (2015),
Winner of NWO Research Talent Grant (150k) for PhD research, co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Economist at the research department of the Boston FED.
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dr. Xin Zhang |
Modeling Time Variation in Systemic Risk
(2013), co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Researcher at Riksbank, Stockholm.
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dr. Marcel Scharth Pinto |
Essays on Monte Carlo Methods for State Space Models
(2012), co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Postdoc researcher UNSW, Sydney; then University of Sydney Business School, tenure track.
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dr. Mahmoud Botshekan |
Three Essays in Asset pricing and Portfolio Choice (2012), co-supervised with Roman Kraeussl.
Senior Research Fellow, Smurfit Business School UCD Dublin; Assistant professor, University of Isfahan.
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dr. K.M. Carmen Lee |
Psychological aspects of the disposition effect: an experimental investigation
(2011), co-supervised with Roman Kraeussl and Leo Paas.
Researcher in marketing, Hong Kong. |
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dr. Bernd Schwaab |
Credit risk and state space methods
(2011), co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Researcher at the European Central Bank (ECB), Frankfurt. |
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dr. Sander J.J. Konijn |
Empirical studies on credit risk
(2011), co-supervised with Roman Kraeussl and Herbert Rijken.
Quant researcher at ING Bank, Amsterdam. |
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dr. Konrad Banachewicz |
A collection of problems in credit risk models
(2009), co-supervised with Aad van der Vaart.
Quant researcher at ING Bank, Amsterdam. Quant researcher at RBS, Amsterdam. |
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dr. Andre A. Braga Monteiro |
The dynamics of corporate credit risk: an intensity-based econometric analysis
(2008), co-supervised with Siem Jan Koopman.
Postdoc Edith Cowan University, Australia.
Assistant professor Universidad Carlos III, Madrid. |
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dr. Arjen H. Siegmann |
Optimal Financial Decision Making under Loss Averse Preferences
(2003), co-supervised with Guus Boender.
Postdoc De Nederlandsche Bank. Assistant professor VU University Amsterdam. |
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In the Dutch system, PhD supervision even by tenured scientific staff
who do not (yet) hold a chair has to be accompanied
by a full professor acting as a 'promotor'. In that role, I have been the promotor of
the students below. The credits for supervision and guidance, however,
should be fully bestowed on the supervisors mentioned below, and not be accredited to me.
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dr. Michel van der Wel |
Riskfree rate dynamics: information, trading and state space modeling
(2008), supervised by Albert J. Menkveld and Siem Jan Koopman.
Assistant professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam. |
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dr. Ting Wang |
Essays on empirical market microstructure
(completing), supervised by Albert J. Menkveld.
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