Stefan Tilch has been Professor of General Business Administration in Munich since October 2018. He also works as a lecturer at the Academy of Bavarian Cooperatives, the German Insurance Academy and Shenzhen Technology University in China.
After studying political and social sciences at the University of the German Armed Forces in Neubiberg and the University of Texas at Austin, Tilch completed his doctorate in economics on the European Central Bank in 2000. In 2005, he completed an international MBA at the Instituto de Empresa in Madrid. He has also held a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualification since 2018.
After completing his doctorate, Tilch began his professional career at Commerzbank AG in Frankfurt am Main. He worked there for several years as a relationship manager for banks in the Middle East and North Africa region before becoming an assistant to the Executive Board. He then moved to the Treasury Bonds division and worked as a manager at various Commerzbank subsidiaries. After a three-year stint as Chief Investment Officer for microfinance funds at the Frankfurt School of Finance, he worked as an asset manager and portfolio manager for more than six years. Stefan Tilch has published numerous articles and contributions on the topics of capital markets, investment funds and controlling
Dozent für International Finance
Tilch, S. (2000). Europäische Zentralbank und Europäisches System der Zentralbanken. Peter Lang.
Tilch, S. (2022). Digitalisierung des Risikocontrollings bei Investmentfonds. In J. Hastenteufel, S. Weber, & T. Röhm (Eds.), Digitalisierung im Controlling: Praxisorientierte Lösungsansätze und Chancen für Unternehmen (pp. 187–202). Springer Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38225-4_10
Weber, M., Tilch, S., & Schuster, G. (2021). Blended Learning – Positionierung zwischen Fern- und Präsenzstudium. In C. Hattula, J. Hilgers-Sekowsky, & G. Schuster (Eds.), Praxisorientierte Hochschullehre (pp. 545–556). Springer Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-32393-6_29
Weber, S. T., & Tilch, S. (2020). Wieviel Controlling brauchen Startups? Erfahrungen aus der Praxis am Beispiel der Talentcube GmbH. In A. Burger, T. Röhm, & S. T. Weber (Eds.), Branchenspezifisches Controlling (pp. 3–19). Springer Gabler. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28945-4_1
Münchow, M. & Tilch, S. (2021, August 26). Investmentfonds – steuerlich effizient verwalten. Private Banking Magazin Online. https://www.private-banking-magazin.de/investmentfonds-steuerlich-effizient-verwalten-teil-1/
Tilch, S. interview in Hill, M. (May 26, 2014). Bei der Bankenregulierung besteht die große Gefahr, dass wir über das Ziel hinausschießen. IPE D.A.CH, IPE Institutional Investment. https://www.institutional-investment.de/content/investor-news/bei-der-bankenregulierung-besteht-die-grosse-gefahr-dass-wir-ueber-das-ziel-hinausschiessen.html
Tilch, S. interview in Hill, M. (July 23, 2013). Der klassische Zielkonflikt zwischen Erhalt des Stiftungsvermögens und Renditeoptimierung ist eine stetige Herausforderung für Stiftungsanleger. IPE D.A.CH, IPE Institutional Investment. https://www.institutional-investment.de/content/investor-news/der-klassische-zielkonflikt-zwischen-erhalt-des-stiftungsvermoegens-und-renditeoptimierung-ist-eine.html
Tilch, S. interview in Brandes, W. (May 16, 2013). Erst kommt das Kreditrisiko – und dann das Zinsrisiko. dpn Online – Deutsche Pensions- & Investmentnachrichten. https://www.dpn-online.com/news/news/erst-kommt-das-kreditrisiko-und-dann-das-zinsrisiko-122240/
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