Florian Weinlich

Florian Weinlich is a researcher in the Department of Finance, Banking and Insurance at the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Vienna). He holds an MSc in Finance and Accounting (2015) and a BSc in International Business Administration (2013), both from WU Vienna. His academic work focuses on financial institutions, investment appraisal, and risk management.

• Education:
  • MSc in Finance and Accounting, WU Vienna (2013–2015)
  • BSc in International Business Administration, WU Vienna (2010–2013)

Florian's research explores dynamics in financial models, derivative securities, and corporate finance. His recent publications examine risk-based capital adjustments and inflation exposure impacts under monetary policy shocks. These works integrate quantitative methods with macroeconomic and banking frameworks.

Since 2022, he has taught a blended-learning course on fundamentals of finance, covering financial mathematics, investment decisions, and derivative instruments. The course emphasizes practical applications in corporate financial planning and market uncertainty analysis.

His 2024 publications reveal trends in monetary policy transmission mechanisms and capital structure optimization. Both working papers demonstrate interdisciplinary approaches combining econometrics, corporate finance, and macroeconomic policy analysis.