Marc Bohnet
“My research focuses on climate- and nature-related regulation and policies, with an emphasis on how financial markets price transition risks. I develop approaches to identify firms’ exposure to policy changes and examine how they hedge or mitigate such risks through instruments like emission holdings, lobbying, or governance preparedness. My work lies at the intersection of environmental economics, finance, and political economy.”
Work in Progress
Gender differences in sustainable investment preferences: The role of disclosure and product category labeling (with Fabian Gerstmeier, Achim Hagen and Cosima van Mierlo).
Not Just Knocking on Wood: The Short-and Long-Term Pricing of Deforestation Risk on Global Financial Markets (with Philip Fliegel and Tycho Tax)
Carbon pricing and investors’ reactions: Evidence from Washington state (with Stefano Carattini, Suphi Sen).
Assessing the Impact of the EU CBAM on EU Producers: A Stock Market Perspective (with Nico Feil).
The value of corporate lobbying for turbulent times: Evidence from the EU-ETS (with Achim Hagen and Suphi Sen).
Education
2019 – 2022
Master in Economics, Heidelberg University
2015 – 2019
Bachelor Volkswirtschaftslehre, University of Augsburg
Contact
Address
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Hannoversche Str. 27 / Room 1.11
D-10099 Berlin
Phone
+49 (30) 2093-46368
E-mail
marc-philipp.bohnet(at)hu-berlin.de