Alex Stremme

Professor (Finance), Associate Dean (Finance MSc Programmes) at Warwick Business School

Schools

  • Warwick Business School

Expertise

Links

Warwick Business School

Research Interests

Asset Pricing (Time-Varying Risk Premia); Return Predictability (Dynamic Asset Allocation); Hedge Funds (Performance Evaluation / Replication), Executive Compensation (Bonus Schemes / Stock Options).

Education

  • Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (1993 — 1999)
  • Diplom Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn (1985 — 1992)

Publications

Journal Articles

  • Abhyankar, A., Basu, D. and Stremme, A. (2012) "The optimal use of return predictability : an empirical study", Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Volume 47, Number 05, 973-1001
  • Basu, D., Oomen, R. and Stremme, A. (2010) "International dynamic asset allocation and return predictability", Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, Vol.37, No.7-8, 1008-1025
  • Basu, D., Oomen, R. and Stremme, A. (2010) "How to time the commodities markets", Journal of Derivatives & Hedge Funds , Vol.16, No.1, 1-8
  • Abhyankar, A., Basu, D. and Stremme, A. (2007) "Portfolio efficiency and discount factor bounds with conditioning information: an empirical study", Journal of Banking & Finance, Vol.31, No.2, 419-437

Companies

  • Professor (Finance), Associate Dean (Finance MSc Programmes) Warwick Business School (2017)
  • Professorial Teaching Fellow (Finance), Assistant Dean (Finance MSc Programmes Warwick Business School (2000)
  • Trainer/Facilitator ACF Consultants Ltd (2001 — 2016)
  • Executive Training d-fine GmbH (2003 — 2012)
  • (Visiting) Assistant Professor (Finance) NYU Stern School of Business (1998 — 2000)
  • (Temporary) Lecturer (Finance) The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (1996 — 1999)
  • (Part-Time) Quant/Consultant HSBC (1994 — 1998)

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