Christoph Gallus

Prof. Christoph Gallus is a Professor of Financial Services at the Department of Economics, THM University in Gießen. He previously worked at Deutsche Bank AG for nearly two decades in quantitative research, trading, and corporate banking roles. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from Friedrich Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg (1996) and conducted post-university research in London and Frankfurt. His current research focuses on quantum economics, probability models, and interdisciplinary applications of mathematics in finance. He was a Visiting Senior Researcher at Ritsumeikan University (Japan, 2024). Key areas of expertise include derivatives trading, financial risk analysis, and quantum decision theory.

Education: M.Sc. in Mathematics from Erlangen and Cambridge (1994), PhD 1996. Career highlights include Managing Director at Deutsche Bank (1995-2004) and leadership in structuring financial products in Europe (2005-2016). Research output includes peer-reviewed publications in Quantum Economics and Finance, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society A, and Scientific Reports.

Awards: No specific honors listed, but his work bridges quantum theory and financial systems. Active in academic advising and regularly engages with industry through prior banking experience. Consultation hours are held via appointment with advance email inquiries.