Martin Oehmke

Professor Martin Oehmke researches corporate finance and financial stability, with recent focus on sustainable finance frameworks. His theoretical work examines how capital requirements can incentivize green investments and socially responsible portfolio allocation.

Key contributions analyze resolution mechanisms for global banks, derivatives' bankruptcy priority, and the 'maturity rat race' in short-term funding markets. Policy work develops macroprudential tools addressing climate risks and pandemic-related insolvencies.

Recipient of multiple best-paper awards and ERC Starting Grant. Serves on the ESRB Advisory Scientific Committee and directs the Financial Intermediation Research Society.