Lars Jaeger

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Lars Jaeger, 53, studied physics, mathematics, philosophy and history in Bonn and Paris, and spent several years doing research in theoretical physics in the area of quantum field theories and chaos theory (University of Bonn, Ecole Polytechnique de Paris, Max Planck Institute for Physics of Complex Systems, Dresden). He has lived near Zurich for 25 years, where he has built up two companies as an entrepreneur, using mathematical methods to model global financial markets and construct systemic trading models from them. His enthusiasm for the natural sciences and philosophy has never left him. He is the author of ten books around corresponding topics and lives with his family in the canton of Zug.

Michel Dacorogna is partner at Prime Re Solutions, a company advising financial institutions on actuarial and economic matters. He is the former scientific advisor to the chairman of SCOR, the fifth largest reinsurer. He conducts research in the field of insurance mathematics, capital management and risks. He presents models and capital management techniques to management and customers. Michel was deputy group CRO of SCOR in charge of Solvency II and risk modelling. He was at the origin of SCOR’s internal model, which he developed with his team for more than 10 years. In 2009, he received from Risk Magazine the price of Insurance Risk Manager of the year.

Author and co-author of more than 95 publications in refereed scientific journals; he is often invited to present his results in international conferences and specialized seminars. His work is referenced in many publications. One of the papers he co-authored was the most quoted paper over 5 years in the Journal of Banking and Finance. His book: “An Introduction to High Frequency Fi-nance” remains a reference in the field. He also lectures at the ETH and University of Zurich, and at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milan, at ESSEC Business School (Paris) in their Master of Finance and insurance programs.