Thomas Heidorn

Thomas Heidorn is a Professor of Banking Management at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. He specializes in investment banking, financial mathematics, risk management, derivatives, and treasury operations. His career spans academia and industry, including roles at Dresdner Bank and leadership in the DVFA Committee Rating Standards.

• Born: 1959 in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• Education: MA in Economics (University of California, Santa Barbara, 1983); PhD (Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, 1986)

Research Interests: Focus on liquidity risk, market price risk, counterparty risk, and overall bank management. Also explores ESG investments, commodity markets, and derivatives.

Scientific Awards: Notable recognition includes the Fulbright Scholarship.

Advisory Roles: Advises companies and public institutions on derivative applications. Academic Director for the Certified Corporate Treasurer program at the German Treasury Association (VDT).