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Zvi Wiener is a Professor of Finance and the former dean[1] of the Hebrew University Business School Business administration at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.[2]
Wiener has Ph.D. in mathematics from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot (1994). He completed postdoc at the Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania and then joined the Fixed Income division of Lehman Brothers in New York City. Since 1996 Wiener joined the Hebrew University faculty.
Wiener is the former Head of the Finance Department and the academic manager of the Executive MBA program[3] specializing in Finance and Banking at the Hebrew University.
Wiener is one of the founders[4] of the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA) and serves as a director of PRMIA in Israel.[5] He also served as a consultant for many institutions like Pension funds, Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Israel, Israel Securities Authority[6] and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange. Wiener also served at the Bank of Israel foreign reserves investment committee.
Wiener provides lobbying services to Bank Hapoalim, and also holds a private company, named Optimize Risk Management Ltd. According to an investigation by The Marker magazine, Wiener's private activities violate the directives of the Supervisor of Wages and Labor Agreements since he serves at the same time as Dean at the Hebrew University and founded by the Israeli government. According to Wiener these activities are in line with regulations. However, the Council for Higher Education did not confirm his claim and instruct the Hebrew University to examine Wiener's employment exception. The Enforcement Branch at the Office of the Supervisor of Wages and Labor Agreements also initiated an examination of that exception.[7] It was also reported that Wiener has promoted a private entrepreneur's appointment at the Hebrew University immediately before the last contributed a large amount of money to the School of Business Administration at the Hebrew University.[8]
Wiener won the Rothschild Fellowship[9] for young scholars of outstanding academic merit and the Alon fellowship for young excellent Scientists. He also won the Teva prize named after Dan Suesskind for research on Dividend policy.[10]
His areas of expertise are Financial modeling, Risk Management, Options and other derivatives with Applications to Corporate finance, Structured product, Stochastic process, Monte Carlo Simulation and Game Theory.
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