Ulrich Schüwer

Dr. Ulrich Schüwer is an Interim Professor at the Department of Finance, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Goethe University Frankfurt. He serves as a researcher at the Research Center SAFE and is affiliated with the House of Finance. His expertise spans empirical finance, financial institutions, and the impact of natural disasters on banking.

• PhD in Finance (Goethe University Frankfurt, 2010)
• MSc in Operations Research (North Carolina State University, 2000) as Fulbright Scholar
• MSc in Business (Diplom-Kaufmann, RWTH Aachen and University of Paderborn, 2000)

His research focuses on Empirical Finance, Financial Institutions, and FinTech, with a particular emphasis on climate change effects and natural disaster impacts on banking systems. He has explored real estate finance and corporate finance dynamics in his work.

Recent publications analyze bank risk management, deposit insurance, and consumer pricing behaviors. These studies highlight regulatory policies, financial stability, and behavioral economics in financial markets.

• Fulbright Scholar (1997-1999)

Dr. Schüwer actively contributes to academic research and teaching, with affiliations to leading institutions such as SAFE and Goethe University Frankfurt.