Ruben Seiberlich

Ruben Seiberlich is a Lecturer at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW), School of Management and Law, Department of Banking, Finance, and Insurance. He holds a PhD in Econometrics from the University of Konstanz (2013) and has taught courses such as Advanced Quantitative Methods, Risk Management, and Finanzinstrumente & Portfoliotheorie. His research focuses on statistics, econometrics, and risk management, with notable work on real estate bubble risk, gender discrimination in housing, and partisan bias in inflation expectations.

• Education: Diplom Volkswirt (2009), Dr. rer. pol. Ökonometrie (2013)
• Current roles: Study Program Leader for MSc Banking and Finance, Model Performance and Backtesting Leader at Credit Suisse AG

Research Interests span empirical economics, risk analysis, and applied econometric methods. His recent articles analyze real estate and gold market bubbles, gender bias in rental housing, and political bias in economic expectations. Key methodologies include semi-parametric decomposition, propensity score matching, and shrinkage estimation.

Scientific Networks: Member of the German Statistical Society’s committee for Empirical Economics and Applied Econometrics; ORCID ID 0000-0002-5258-5499.