Alexander HübbertPhD student

About me

I am a Ph.D. candidate specializing in finance, focusing on market microstructure and insider trading. One of my research examines the order strategies used by traders suspected of insider trading, examining how they navigate and potentially manipulate trading systems to avoid detection. 

Beyond academia, I am deeply committed to applying research insights to practical settings. In my spare time, I participate in trading activities in which I implement and refine strategies based on academic findings. Through my academic and practical efforts, I strive to contribute to a more robust understanding of financial markets, aiming to improve market regulation and surveillance to ensure fair trading environments.

Research projects

Ongoing

Completed

Financial Market Microstructure (FMM)

The field of financial market microstructure studies how the interaction of investors and institutions generate markets with varying efficiency and liquidity depending on different rules and regulations. Through close collaboration with policy-makers and local finance industry, SBS has become a leading institution in this field.

Corporate information, trading, and equity market liquidity

The efficient markets hypothesis (EMH) states that equity market prices reflect all relevant information and that it is impossible to consistently outperform the market by using any information that is currently known to investors.