Felix Kübler

Felix Kübler serves as Professor of Financial Economics at the University of Zurich and holds a Swiss Finance Institute Senior Chair, positioning him at the forefront of financial policy research and academic leadership in European economic institutions.

His research spans critical domains of modern economic policy:

• Financial Economics with emphasis on incomplete market structures
• Public Economics and Social Security system design
• Macroeconomic implications of climate policy
• Intergenerational equity in fiscal systems

Kübler's scholarly trajectory demonstrates consistent engagement with policy-relevant theoretical frameworks, evolving from foundational work on social security in incomplete financial markets (2005) to contemporary analyses of climate economics and intergenerational conflicts (2021). His publications consistently bridge rigorous theoretical modeling with urgent real-world policy challenges, particularly regarding market imperfections and intertemporal resource allocation.

His advisory activities and collaborative research initiatives focus on translating complex economic theories into actionable policy frameworks, with particular attention to systemic risks in pension systems and climate transition pathways.