Erwan Morellec
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Erwan is a co-founder of the Finance Institute at EPFL and served as its director from 2009 to 2012, returning to the role in 2024. During his first tenure, he played a key role in developing both the Institute and its Master in Financial Engineering. He was also instrumental in establishing the PhD in Finance at EPFL and the Swiss Finance Institute’s nationwide PhD program.
PERSONAL WEBPAGE
Enseignement et PhD
Doctorant·es actuel·les
A dirigé les thèses EPFL de
Philip Valta (2010), Ngoc Giang Hoang (2014), Stefano Colonnello (2015), Francesca Maria Zucchi (2015), Yalda Sigrist (2017), Damien Olivier Klossner (2019), Suzanne Vissers (2021), Natalia Rostova (2025)
A co-dirigé les thèses EPFL de
Cours
Introduction to finance
FIN-401
Introduction aux techniques d'évaluation, aux décisions d'investissement, à l'évaluation des actifs financiers et au choix de portefeuille, au financement de projets ou d'entreprises, et à la finance durable.
Principles of finance
MGT-482
Ce cours fournit un cadre d'analyse pour examiner les méthodes d'évaluation des entreprises, les actifs financiers comme les actions et obligations, les choix de portefeuilles, les choix de projets d'investissement, les décisions de financement des entreprises, et la finance durable.
Theoretical corporate finance
FIN-601
The aim of this course is to expose students to important papers in the literature on corporate finance.The objective of the course is to give you a working understanding of key papers and to expose students to solution techniques to be applied in their own research.