Andreas Kremer

Andreas Kremer serves as Deputy Rector and Head of the Teaching Department at the Deutsche Bundesbank University of Applied Sciences, holding the academic rank of Professor. His expertise lies in tax law and accounting, with a specialized focus on the financial services sector, particularly banking institutions.

Professor Kremer's academic foundation was built at the University of Frankfurt am Main, where he earned his degree in Business Administration and later completed his doctorate (Dr. rer. pol.). His early career included research assistantship in business taxation.

• Diplom-Kaufmann (Business Administration), University of Frankfurt am Main
• Dr. rer. pol. (PhD), University of Frankfurt am Main

His research concentrates on the nexus of tax regulations and accounting standards within banking. Key areas include special tax and commercial law issues for banks, taxation of capital assets, income tax law, and accounting under both HGB and IFRS. This work addresses critical challenges in financial statement analysis and regulatory compliance for financial institutions.

Professor Kremer's scholarly output demonstrates a trajectory from foundational tax law structures (e.g., international partnership constellations) to contemporary regulatory frameworks like Solvency II in insurance accounting. His publications highlight the evolving complexity of financial regulation and the need for specialized accounting expertise in the banking sector.

With a professional background as a tax advisor and team leader serving banks and multinational corporations, Professor Kremer integrates practical industry experience into his academic leadership. He has held significant administrative roles including Managing Director of the Examination Office and long-standing membership in the University Senate, contributing to the governance of the Central Banking degree program.