Michael Møller

Michael Møller is a Professor of Finance at the Department of Finance at Copenhagen Business School (CBS). He specializes in Personal Finance, Pension systems, Incentive schemes, Portfolio management with tax considerations, and Housing economics. His research bridges theoretical economic frameworks with practical applications in Denmark, particularly focusing on tax policy implications.

He has held significant roles in public and private sectors, including membership on the Board of Dansk Almennyttigt Boligselskab, consultancy for pension funds (e.g., CS Fonde), and past chairmanships of committees like the SIFI Committee (2012–2013) and the committee on financing rural properties (2015). He previously served on the supervisory board of Danmarks Nationalbank until 2019.

• Books: Authored works include Fakta og fordomme om finanssektoren, Taxi Økonomi, and Din Økonomi.
• Awards: Recipient of the Finansforeningens Hæderspris (2016) and other honorary prizes.

His recent publications (2020–2025) analyze taxation of real estate gains, intergenerational wealth transfers, equity investment taxation, and valuation challenges in generational shifts. He actively critiques financial policies and advises on investment strategies, often linking tax implications to individual and corporate financial decisions.

External engagements include advisory roles for Horten Advokatpartnerselskab (ongoing), Danmarks Nationalbank (terminated 2019), and Forenet Kredit (terminated 2018). He lectures for CBS Executive Summer School and contributes to industry magazines like Finans/Invest.