
© Markus Kaufhold
Uwe Schollmeyer Deutsche Bundesbank University of Applied Sciences
Main areas of teaching
- Payment and securities settlement systems, financial market infrastructures
- Financial markets and liquidity, financial stability
- Economics
Lectures
- G3-2 Introduction to Central Banking (EN)
- A3 Payment transactions
- W3 Case studies on payment transactions
Curriculum vitae
- Studied economics at the University of Bayreuth
- Completed internships in the areas of foreign trade promotion (German-Portuguese Chamber of Commerce, Porto) and vocational training
- Research assistant, Economics Department, Professor H Müller, Justus Liebig University Giessen; responsibilities included managing international cooperations (including Erasmus programme) for the Faculty of Economics and Business Studies
- In addition, lecturer of economics and business administration at a number of other education and training institutions
- Bundesbank civil servant training programme for the Higher Service
- Section Z13 of the Bundesbank’s Payment and Settlement Systems Department: Oversight and analysis of CLS, CPSS matters, business continuity
- Staff team Z1: Qualitative and quantitative payment analyses, macroeconomic role of cashless payments, preparing current research topics
- Full-time lecturer at the Deutsche Bundesbank University of Applied Sciences since 1 October 2012
Research interests
- Simulation of large-value payment systems
- Payment transaction costs
- Liquidity-saving elements in large-value payment systems