Tobias Körner

Professor Tobias Körner is a prominent academic affiliated with the Bundesbank University, where he serves as a full-time lecturer and holds the academic rank of Professor. He is also the Head of University, overseeing academic and administrative functions. His primary research focuses on financial stability, banking regulation, macroprudential policy, and European economic integration. Körner completed his PhD in 2012 at Ruhr-Universität Bochum with a dissertation titled Governance of Banks, Economic Growth, and Financial Stability.

His work emphasizes the role of banking supervision in mitigating systemic risks, the design of the European Banking Union, and the implications of public ownership of banks. Notable contributions include analyses of supervisory board qualifications, sovereign exposures in banking regulation, and historical debt crises. Körner collaborates extensively with institutions like the Deutsche Bundesbank, RWI Essen, and the German Council of Economic Experts, contributing to policy-oriented reports and academic publications.

He has presented at leading conferences, including the European Economic Association and the Bundesbank Seminar on Banking and Finance. His research spans both theoretical and applied domains, addressing critical issues such as moral hazard in financial markets and the trilemma of policy frameworks in the Eurozone. Despite his prolific output, no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned, though his work has significant policy influence.