Charline Uhr

Charline Uhr is an Associate Professor at the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus University, and a research fellow at the Danish Finance Institute (DFI). She holds a PhD from Goethe University Frankfurt (2021). Her research focuses on household finance, behavioral finance, and private investor decision-making, particularly regarding financial advice, investment biases, and ambiguity reactions in markets. She collaborates with industry partners like banks and brokerages, yielding impactful publications. She teaches a 10 ECTS master’s course in Financial Intermediation covering FinTech, bank regulation, and financial crises. Current grants include the Inge-Lehmann-funded project on private investors and financial advice (2024–2027).

• Education: PhD from Goethe University Frankfurt (2021)
• Teaching: Financial Intermediation (MSc Finance), Supervision of bachelor/master theses
• Grants: DFF Inge Lehmann Grant (2024–2027), Carlsberg Foundation (2024–2029)

Her research explores topics such as payment-for-order-flow impacts, forced fund liquidations, and fee structure reforms. She has presented at institutions including Paris-Dauphine, University of Graz, and BI Norwegian Business School. Awards include the AFA 2020 Travel Grant and FMA Best Pitch Award (2023).