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Dr. Nikolas Breitkopf appointed as postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Finance

Dr. Nikolas Breitkopf has been appointed as postdoctoral researcher in Finance in the Department of Finance.

Dr. Nikolas Breitkopf has been appointedas postdoctoral researcher in Finance in the Department of Finance for an approx. 3-year period starting 14 October 2019. His current research interests are Textual Analysis and Machine Learning, Empirical Corporate Finance, Credit Risk and Financial Distress.

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