Beatrice Acciaio (Preferred)
Beatrice Acciaio
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
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****@math.ethz.ch
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Full Professor
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ethz.ch)
2020 – Present
Associate Professor
London School of Economics (lse.ac.uk)
2016 – 2020
Assistant Professor
London School of Economics (lse.ac.uk)
2013 – 2016
Assistant Professor
University of Perugia (unipg.it)
2009 – 2016
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Coauthor
Florian Krach
****@math.ethz.ch
2021 – Present
Coworker
Josef Teichmann
****@math.ethz.ch
2020 – Present
Coworker
Calypso Herrera
****@math.ethz.ch
2020 – Present
PhD Advisee
Tianlin Xu
****@lse.ac.uk
2019 – Present
Coauthor
Michael Munn
****@google.com
2018 – Present
Coauthor
Rene Carmona
****@princeton.edu
2016 – Present
Coauthor
Martin Larsson
****@andrew.cmu.edu
2016 – Present
Coauthor
Li K. Wenliang
****@gatsby.ucl.ac.uk
2020 – 2020
PhD Advisor
Walter Schachermayer
****@univie.ac.at
2002 – 2006
Expertise
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optimal transport
2014 – Present
model-independent finance
2006 – Present
risk measures
2006 – Present