Martijn van den Assem

I am a Professor of Finance at VU Amsterdam. The scope of my chair is Financial Judgment and Decision Making. I am affiliated with the Tinbergen Institute as a Research Fellow (TI), and serve as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (JEBO).

On September 21, 2017, I gave my inaugural lecture (in Dutch; video; text; photos).

I work on themes in the fields of financial and behavioral economics, preferably where they intersect. My main research interests are related to financial judgment and decision making. Most of my projects are empirical, focused at individual choice, and based on non-standard data. In 2016 NWO awarded me a €800k Vidi research grant.

I am one of the initiators and organizers of the biennial Research in Behavioral Finance Conference (RBFC) series. The first edition was held in September 2014 in Rotterdam, the second and most recent one in September 2016 in Amsterdam. The next RBFC will be in 2018. Photos, programs and other information can be found on the RBFC website.

Joint with Doron Kliger and Remco Zwinkels I have edited a special issue entitled Empirical Behavioral Finance for the Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization (Vol. 107, Part B, 2014; ScienceDirect; Editorial).

• Behavioral Finance (field course Tinbergen Institute) 
• Behavioral Finance (elective MSc Finance and MSc BA - Financial Management)
• Behavioral Finance & Real Estate (course minor Real Estate Economics & Finance)
• Finance (course BSc International Business Administration)
• Finance 1 (course BSc Business Administration)
• Financial Judgment & Decision Making lectures in postgraduate programmes
• Theses

In May 2016 NWO awarded me a Vidi research grant worth €800,000 for my proposal "Game show economics: Decision making in high stakes natural experiments." The grant funds the projects on my research agenda that use TV game shows to analyze the economic behavior of people (Volkskrant).

I have received a Top Lecturer Award from the Erasmus School of Economics in 2011.

• ASRE | Amsterdam | Guest lecturer | 2016-09-01

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