Ángel Hernando-Veciana

Ángel Hernando-Veciana is a Full Professor in the Department of Economics at Carlos III University of Madrid. He earned his doctorate from University College London in 2001 and has been the main coordinator of the 'Principles of Economics' course since 2004. His research focuses on Microeconomics, Mechanism Design, Information Economy, and Auction Theory, with significant contributions to understanding bidding dynamics, auction efficiency, and financial market mechanisms.

His teaching portfolio includes courses such as 'Principles of Economics,' 'Microeconomics I and III (PhD),' and 'Mechanism Design (PhD). His work often intersects game theory, market design, and regulatory frameworks. Recent research explores topics like cryptocurrency price discovery, benchmark design, and strategic behavior in financial markets.

His academic contributions span over two decades, with publications in leading journals such as Theoretical Economics, Journal of Economic Theory, and Games and Economic Behavior. He actively addresses inefficiencies in auction formats and the strategic implications of financial constraints in markets.