Achim Hauck

Achim Hauck is an Associate Professor in Economics, Finance, and Banking at the Department of Economics, Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University. He serves as Course Leader for the MSc Economics suite and MSc International Finance, overseeing curriculum development and strategic direction. His academic roles include membership in the School's Academic Standards & Quality Committee.

His research focuses on financial intermediation, analyzing interactions between financial institutions, monetary policy, and real economy dynamics under financial market frictions. Key themes include bank regulation, liquidity management, and policy implications for financial stability.

His publications explore interbank market frictions, regulatory frameworks, and their impacts on loan supply, corporate investment, and monetary policy implementation. Articles span theoretical advancements in contract theory, empirical analyses of liquidity regulation, and comparative studies of banking crisis interventions.

At NTU, he teaches undergraduate modules on Money and Risk, Macroeconomics, and postgraduate courses on International Trade and Investment. He has previously held academic positions at Coventry University, Portsmouth Business School, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, and the University of Leipzig, where he earned his PhD in 2008.