Martin Weber

Prof. Dr. Martin Weber is a Senior Professor at the Faculty of Business Administration (University of Mannheim) since 2017, focusing on Finance and Banking. He previously held professorships at the University of Cologne and University of Kiel. His research integrates Behavioral Finance, Decision Theory, and Experimental Economics to analyze deviations from classical financial models.

• Education: Not explicitly mentioned

Research Interests: Weber’s work examines how psychological biases affect financial decisions. Key themes include mental accounting, trust in delegated investing, and dynamic inconsistency in risk preferences. He bridges empirical studies with behavioral modeling to understand market anomalies.

Article Trends: His recent publications span Behavioral Finance (2025: Expectation Formation, Dividend Behavior) and interdisciplinary topics like Biomedical Engineering (2025: Artificial Knee Joint). The 2024 works include Health Economics and Retirement Timing, reflecting a broader interest in behavioral drivers across domains.

• Scientific Awards: Honorary Doctorate (Dr. hc)

Teaching & Team: He oversees courses and theses at the Chair of Finance. The team includes researchers conducting experimental studies and policy-focused analyses, with collaboration in EU Cohesion Policy and Health in All Policies frameworks.