Tim-Alexander Kröncke

Dr. Tim-Alexander Kröncke is a Researcher at the ZEW (Center for European Economic Research) within the Unit 'Pensions and Sustainable Financial Markets'. His work focuses on financial economics, pension systems, and sustainable finance, with a particular emphasis on real estate economics and environmental regulations in financial markets. He has received notable awards including the Best Conference Paper Award from the Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (2011) and the BlackRock Research Award (2011). Additionally, he was honored with the Nachwuchs-Förderpreis and Ralf-Bodo-Schmidt Preis from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg in 2010. His research contributions span refereed journals, edited volumes, and policy-focused working papers. Though affiliated with ZEW, his academic background includes ties to the University of Freiburg, reflected in his early-career awards. He is also involved in lectures and projects, though specific details on grants or students are not documented here.