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Daniel Neuhann

Assistant Professor

Department:     Finance

Research Areas:     Banking, Economics

Daniel Neuhann is an assistant professor of finance at The University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business. He has taught courses on business finance for undergraduates and asset pricing theory for doctoral students.

In his research, Neuhann studies links between macroeconomics, asset pricing, and financial intermediation, with a focus on information and the industrial organization of financial markets. His work has been published in several top academic journals, including the Journal of Political Economy, the Review of Economic Studies, and the Journal of Financial Economics. His work has earned him recognition and numerous invitations to present his research and teach at seminars, workshops, and conferences for prestigious institutions and organizations.

Neuhann graduated from Humboldt University of Berlin with a B.S. in economics, and he earned an M.S. in economics from Tilburg University. He earned a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP & AWARDS

2016

European Systemic Risk Board Ieke van den Burg Prize (Runner up)

2015

Lamfalussy Fellowship of the European Central Bank

2015

Robert Summers Dissertation Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania

Publications

Michael Junho Lee, and Daniel Neuhann. Jan 2023. Collateral Quality and Intervention Traps. Journal of Financial Economics 147(1):159-171

Sovereign Debt Auctions in Turbulent Times. By: Harold Cole, Daniel Neuhann, and Guillermo OrdoƱez. AEA Papers and Proceedings. May 2022. Vol. 112: 526-530.

Harold Cole, Daniel Neuhann, and Guillermo Ordonez. 2022. Asymmetric Information and Sovereign Debt: Theory Meets Mexican Data. Journal of Political Economy, 130(8): 2055-2109.

Daniel Neuhann and Farzad Saidi. 2018. Do Universal Banks Finance Riskier But More Productive Firms? Journal of Financial Economics 128(1), 66-85.