Prof. Dr. Steffen Meyer

SAFE Publications

Author/s	Title	Program Area	Published
Dimitrios Kostopoulos, Steffen Meyer, Charline Uhr	Google Search Volume and Individual Investor Trading Journal of Financial Markets	Household Finance	2020

SAFE Working Papers

No.	Author/s	Title	Program Area
157	Sophie Ahlswede, Steffen Meyer, Linda Urban	Does feedback on personal investment success help?	Household Finance
219	Andreas Hackethal, Christine Laudenbach, Steffen Meyer, Annika Weber	Client Involvement in Expert Advice: Antibiotics in Finance?	Household Finance
146	Andreas Hackethal, Sven-Thorsten Jakusch, Steffen Meyer	Taming Models of Prospect Theory in the Wild? Estimation of Vlcek and Hens (2011)	Household Finance
147	Andreas Hackethal, Sven-Thorsten Jakusch, Steffen Meyer	Taring All Investors with the Same Brush? Evidence for Heterogeneity in Individual Preferences from a Maximum Likelihood Approach	Household Finance
245	Andreas Hackethal, Steffen Meyer, Charline Uhr	Smoking Hot Portfolios? Overtrading from Self-Control Failure	Household Finance

SAFE Research Projects

Researcher	Project	Funded by	Status	Project Duration	Publication Count
Andreas Hackethal, Benjamin Loos, Steffen Meyer, Charline Uhr	Same Bank, Same Clients but Different Pricing: How do Flat-Fees for Mutual Funds Affect Retail Investor Portfolios?	Think Forward Initiative	Ongoing	2020	0
Konstantin Bräuer, Andreas Hackethal, Christine Laudenbach, Steffen Meyer, Thomas Pauls, Annika Weber	Investor Characteristics and Long-Term Financial Decision Making	LOEWE	Completed	2018	1
Konstantin Bräuer, Andreas Hackethal, Michael Kirchler, Christine Laudenbach, Steffen Meyer, Thomas Pauls, Annika Weber, Utz Weitzel	Finanzforum - Panel Rounds 2,3 and 4 and Corresponding Projects	LOEWE	Ongoing	2019	1
Sophie Ahlswede, Andreas Hackethal, Steffen Meyer	Portfolio Reporting: How to Help individual Investors Learn from Past Mistakes	LOEWE	Completed	2013	1
Andreas Hackethal, Sven-Thorsten Jakusch, Steffen Meyer	Revealed Preferences and Risk Aversion in Financial Markets - New Empirical Evidence from a Maximum Likelihood Approach	LOEWE	Completed	2013	1

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