
About
Prof. Dr. Doris Neuberger is a Professor at the University of Rostock, where she holds the Chair of Money and Credit at the Institute of Economics. She concurrently serves as Research Director at the iff Hamburg (Institute for Financial Services) and is a Fellow at DIW Berlin (German Institute for Economic Research). Her academic work bridges theoretical economics with societal impact, particularly through her founding role in the citizens' movement 'Finanzwende' (Financial Transition).
Research Focus
Neuberger's research examines critical financial systems through macro/microeconomic lenses:
- Causes of financial crises and sustainable system design
- Banking market structures and industrial organization
- Consumer protection policies and credit market risks
- Socioeconomic dimensions including financial inclusion and wealth inequality
Recent Professional Engagement
In June 2024, Neuberger delivered a keynote at the Federal Ministry of Finance workshop developing Germany's national financial education strategy, focusing on responsible credit use. She continues to advocate for financial reform through Finanzwende, challenging industry lobbying and promoting systemic stability.
Research Team
Neuberger leads the following team at the Chair of Money and Credit:
- Scientific Staff: Philipp Budde, Nico Wille
- Doctoral Researchers: Florian Peters, Frieder Tschesche, Simon Hess
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