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Joachim Grammig is a Professor at the University of Tübingen in the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Department of Economics. His academic career spans over two decades with continuous scholarly contributions to financial economics, particularly in asset pricing, market microstructure, and econometric methodology. He maintains active research collaborations with institutions including Deutsche Bundesbank, Bank for International Settlements, and multiple European universities.
Professor Grammig's research interests center on asset pricing theory with special emphasis on consumption-based models, rare disaster risk frameworks, and long-run risk modeling. His work bridges theoretical finance with advanced econometric techniques, particularly simulation-based estimation methods. He has made significant contributions to understanding liquidity dynamics, price discovery mechanisms, and the application of machine learning to traditional financial problems.
His publication record shows consistent productivity with 29 scholarly papers, including a recent article in the Journal of Finance (2024) titled 'Nonstandard Errors.' His research demonstrates an evolution from traditional market microstructure analysis toward increasingly sophisticated asset pricing models that incorporate rare events and multi-period dynamics.
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- Total citations: 138
Professor Grammig's research program demonstrates strong methodological rigor, with particular expertise in simulated method of moments, indirect inference estimation, and increasingly, machine learning applications in finance. His work connects macroeconomic fundamentals with asset pricing phenomena, addressing longstanding puzzles in financial economics through innovative estimation approaches.
His laboratory or research group isn't explicitly named in available materials, but his collaborative work suggests leadership in a research team focused on empirical asset pricing and financial econometrics at the University of Tübingen.