Charline Uhr

Charline Uhr is an Associate Professor at Aarhus University and affiliated with the Danish Finance Institute. Her research focuses on household finance, behavioral finance, and financial markets, with a particular emphasis on private investor behavior under ambiguity and the impact of financial advice structures. She holds a PhD and has been actively involved in teaching at both the bachelor and master levels since 2020.

Her work investigates how macroeconomic conditions (e.g., zero lower bound interest rates), ambiguity, and advisory schemes influence individual investors' decisions. Notable studies include analyzing execution costs at neo-brokers, reinvestment behavior post-fund liquidations, and the effects of smoking on portfolio turnover. She has published in top journals such as the Journal of Financial Economics and Finance Research Letters.

Teaching responsibilities include courses like Financial Intermediation (Master), Corporate FinTech, and foundational finance modules. She has supervised multiple student projects on topics ranging from robo-advisors in retirement planning to agency problems in financial advice.