Eva Stumpfegger

Prof. Dr. Eva Stumpfegger is a Professor of Finance at Munich Business School (MBS), a position she has held since 2017. She joined MBS in 2007 and has taught courses in the Bachelor International Business, Master International Business, and Doctor of Business Administration programs. Her expertise spans brokerage, asset management, banking, insurance, and consulting.

Prof. Stumpfegger holds a degree in business administration from Passau University and a DBA from the University of Gloucestershire. Her research focuses on the intersection of social identity and financial decision-making, particularly among German-Turks. She has published works such as Social Identity and Financial Investments – Empirical Insights on German-Turks (2015) and contributed to studies on SME financial strategies (2006). More recently, she has authored articles on research methodologies, including trustworthiness criteria in academic papers (2017) and qualitative vs. quantitative analysis (2017).

Her academic contributions emphasize critical discourse on political and social issues, blending empirical finance with socio-cultural perspectives. No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though her work reflects significant scholarly engagement. Prof. Stumpfegger’s advising and grant activities are not detailed in the provided texts, and no specific lab or team affiliations are noted.