Andreas Hackethal

Prof. Dr. Andreas Hackethal is a Professor of Finance at Goethe University Frankfurt and Dean of the Goethe Business School. He holds additional roles as Co-Director of the E-Finance Lab and member of the BAFin Advisory Board. With academic credentials including an MBA from the University of Iowa, PhD and Habilitation from Goethe University, he has been recognized as Germany's Professor of the Year 2010. His research focuses on investor behavior, financial advice, pension systems, and regulatory impacts on financial markets. Key contributions include studies on inflation effects on household wealth, ETF risks, robo-advisors, and gender differences in financial decision-making. He emphasizes practical applications of research in policy and education.

• Education: MBA (University of Iowa), PhD & Habilitation (Goethe University)
• Professional Roles: Professor of Finance, Goethe Business School Dean, E-Finance Lab Co-Director

Research Interests: Behavioral finance, regulatory frameworks, retirement planning, and the impact of technological advancements on investment strategies. His work bridges academic rigor with real-world policy implications, particularly in improving financial literacy and market transparency.

Awards: Germany's Professor of the Year 2010 (Unicum Beruf) for exceptional teaching excellence.

Grants & Projects: Active in EU-funded initiatives like the G53 Network, focusing on fintech and entrepreneurship education. His research often addresses policy challenges such as pension reforms and consumer protection in financial services.