Dr. Bartram, Söhnke M.
Söhnke is an Associate Professor of Finance at
Lancaster University Management School, UK. He
is also a member of the Advanced Research
Center of State Street Global Advisors and an
International Think Tank for Policy Advice to the
German Government. His immediate research
activities center around issues in international
finance, corporate finance and financial markets,
especially financial risk management & derivatives.
Söhnke is an Associate Professor of Finance at
Lancaster University Management School, UK. He
is also a member of the Advanced Research
Center of State Street Global Advisors and an
International Think Tank for Policy Advice to the
German Government. His immediate research
activities center around issues in international
finance, corporate finance and financial markets,
especially financial risk management & derivatives.
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Söhnke has been a Visiting Scholar to the Business School at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Texas at
Austin, a Visiting Researcher at the Kiel Institute, and a Visiting Fellow at
the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics.
In 2006, the Journal of Empirical Finance awarded its 3rd Biannual Best
Paper Award for Söhnke’s work on foreign exchange rate exposure. In
2003, the Federation of European Securities Exchanges awarded the
Josseph de la Vega Prize for his work on derivatives market microstructure.
He was nominated for the Excellence in Education Award, Maastricht
University, 2001. Research funding includes US FDIC, INQUIRE & PwC.
Söhnke’s papers have been published in numerous journals, including the
Journal of Financial Economics. His books (in German) include ‘Treasury
Management in Banks’ (Shaker ’99) and ‘Corporate Risk Management’
(Uhlenbruch ‘99). His work has been presented at events organized by the
NBER, CEPR, AFA, WFA, EFA, Bank of England, and ECB. He is on the
Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Risk Finance and on numerous
program and award committees.
Söhnke holds a BBA/MBA from the University of Saarbrücken, a PhD from
WHU Koblenz, and has been a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Ohio State U.
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the University of Texas at
Austin, a Visiting Researcher at the Kiel Institute, and a Visiting Fellow at
the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics.
In 2006, the Journal of Empirical Finance awarded its 3rd Biannual Best
Paper Award for Söhnke’s work on foreign exchange rate exposure. In
2003, the Federation of European Securities Exchanges awarded the
Josseph de la Vega Prize for his work on derivatives market microstructure.
He was nominated for the Excellence in Education Award, Maastricht
University, 2001. Research funding includes US FDIC, INQUIRE & PwC.
Söhnke’s papers have been published in numerous journals, including the
Journal of Financial Economics. His books (in German) include ‘Treasury
Management in Banks’ (Shaker ’99) and ‘Corporate Risk Management’
(Uhlenbruch ‘99). His work has been presented at events organized by the
NBER, CEPR, AFA, WFA, EFA, Bank of England, and ECB. He is on the
Editorial Advisory Board of the Journal of Risk Finance and on numerous
program and award committees.
Söhnke holds a BBA/MBA from the University of Saarbrücken, a PhD from
WHU Koblenz, and has been a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Ohio State U.
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