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We would like to thank the students who bring the Frankfurt School Spirit and our Honour Code to life, and also express our appreciation for all the time and energy spent outside their studies, with their tireless dedication, making the Frankfurt School great place to be.
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The two awardees of the FS Spirit Award are honoured as lifelong Frankfurt School role models. They are given their own spot on our Donor Wall and their names appear next to the names of illustrious companies, alumni and parents who have donated thousands – in some cases even millions – of euros to Frankfurt School.
The prize winners are Sachin Baid (Master in Management, Class of 2024) and Lea Kutschera (Master in Management, Class of 2023).
Prof. Dr. Nils Stieglitz, President & CEO, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Johannes Hauenschild (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Class of 2023) and Korbinian Rudloff (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Class of 2023).
Oliver Matthews, Vice President Degree Programmes & Chief Marketing Officer, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Denise Reffelmann (Master in Data Analytics & Management, Class of 2023) and Johanna Jäger (Master of Finance, Class of 2023).
Prof. Dr. Jörg R. Werner, Vicepresident Degree Programmes, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Lynn Cunningham (Master in Management, Class of 2021) and Patrick Becker (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Class of 2021).
Prof. Dr. Jörg R. Werner, Vicepresident Degree Programmes, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Jaskaran Singh (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Class of 2021) and Antonio Gutiérrez (Master of Finance, Class of 2020).
Prof. Dr. Jörg R. Werner, Vicepresident Degree Programmes, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Giulia Erichsen (Master of Finance, Class of 2019) and Christian Schwalbach (Master in Management, Class of 2019).
Dr. Brost, Head of Degree Programmes & Executive Education, with the two awardees
The prize winners are Ann-Sophie Molter (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Class of 2019) und Fabian Aymanns (Master in Management, Class of 2017).
Dr. Brost, Head of Degree Programmes & Executive Education, with the two awardees
IFK sponsorship awards are regularly presented to the year’s top-scoring graduates from Frankfurt School.
Interessengemeinschaft Frankfurter Kreditinstitute GmbH (IFK) was founded in March 1949 as a self-help organisation for the banking industry in Frankfurt. The organisation’s primary remit is to manage equity investments on behalf of the banking community. IFK also sponsors projects by universities in the Rhine-Main region, especially those involving research into financial issues.
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1. Hagen Tarek Lihl (B.Sc.): Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Thema der Thesis: The role of objectives and key results OKRs in the formulation and execution of strategy
2. Anja Brüggen (B.Sc.): Bachelor of Science in Wirtschaftsinformatik
Thema der Thesis: Investment-Performance Sensitivities in Private Firms
3. Lukas Berndt (B.Sc.): Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Thema der Thesis: Do accounting standards matter for corporate group structure?
1. Rebecca-Alexandra Kunz (M.Sc.) Master of Finance
Thema der Thesis: Bank Sponsor Relationships in Large LBO Transactions
2. Jessica Joy Morris, Full-time MBA
Thema der Thesis: Cumulocity at Universities: A model Approach for Offering Free Iot SaaS
3. Michael Steinfeld, (M.Sc.), Master of Finance
Thema der Thesis: The Reflection of Defined Obligation on Capital Markets
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Dirk Sassmannshausen (M.Sc.), Master of Science in der Spezialisierung Finance
Thesis: „Extremwerttheorie und Copulas in der Risikoanalyse“
Claudia Wenzel (M.Sc.), Master of Science in der Spezialisierung Banking
Thesis: „Strategische Unternehmensbewertung“
The Manufacturing Management Award is presented to students graduating from Frankfurt School’s Master in Management (M.Sc.) programme by the Industrieseminar Frankfurt institute, in recognition of outstanding Master’s theses of relevance to the manufacturing industry. NORMA Group AG, a major automotive industry supplier, is the award’s sole sponsor.
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The Frankfurt Institute of Risk Management and Regulation (FIRM) has been presenting the FIRM Risk Management Award since 2016. The award goes to the three top-scoring graduates on Frankfurt School’s Master of Finance programme with the Risk Management concentration. The FIRM award is made in recognition of students’ outstanding achievements in risk management.
FIRM addresses a broad range of issues involving “risk, risk management and regulation”, sponsoring high-quality research and teaching in these areas. Banks, financial services providers and associations regularly consult FIRM, as does the State of Hesse.
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1. Zlatan Camo (MSc)
2. Andreas Telian (MSc)
3. Prateek Shukla (MSc)
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Every year, this prize is awarded to the nation’s top-scoring management studies graduate at Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. The prize was awarded for the very first time at the 2006 Graduation Ceremony. Since 2008, the prize has been awarded at Graduation Ceremonies in Frankfurt’s famous Paulskirche. Since 2015, the Professor Dr Karl Friedrich Hagenmüller Foundation has also awarded a prize for the top-scoring student on the Bank Administrator course in an examination year.
Professor Hagenmüller was the founder of Bankakademie, Frankfurt School’s forerunner. At the time, he was Professor of Banking & Finance at Goethe University Frankfurt, and sat on the Board of Directors of Dresdner Bank AG. Until 1981, he had a huge influence on the business school’s development in a number of different roles. To support Bankakademie, he set up a foundation with his own name in 2000. And in 2009, the business school named one of the university professorships after him, the Hagenmüller Chair of Financial Risk Management, currently held by Professor Dr Martin Hellmich. Professor Hagenmüller died at a great age in September 2009.
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Professor Hagenmüller was born in Naila in Germany’s Upper Franconia region in 1917. He died on September 29, 2009.
Professor Hagenmüller started by studying Mechanical Engineering and Business Administration at university, interrupting his studies to serve in the army in the Second World War, during which he earned the rank of captain. He resumed his Business Administration studies in 1946, graduating one year later. He was awarded his doctorate in 1948. Following his accreditation as a university lecturer (habilitation) in 1950, he was given a teaching post at the University of Munich, moving to Goethe University Frankfurt in 1952, where he was named Chair of Banking & Finance in 1953. He also headed the university’s Institute of Cooperative Studies, Trades and Crafts.
In 1966, he moved to Dresdner Bank, where he was appointed to the Board of Directors in 1967. Dresdner Bank’s famous “Silver Tower” was built during his time at the bank; until 1990, it was the tallest building in Frankfurt. He continued to maintain a close relationship with Goethe University as Honorary Professor of Business Administration, specialising in bank management in particular.
Professor Hagenmüller produced his three-volume opus “Bankbetriebslehre” (About Bank Management) in 1964. It has become a standard reference work, now in its fifteenth edition.
Professor Hagenmüller sat on numerous boards and committees of both businesses (e.g. as President of GfK in Nuremberg, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Bilfinger & Berger) and academic institutions (such as the Schmalenbach Society and the Fraunhofer Society).
Together with Dr Reinhold Sellien, Professor Hagenmüller co-founded Bankakademie (the Banking Academy) in 1957; he worked as the institution’s Academic Director for many years.
Professor Hagenmüller remained closely involved with Frankfurt School of Finance & Management, the successor to Bankakademie, until the day he died. He gave “his” business school all the benefits of his own extensive experience, based on his research, teaching and real-world practice. He also founded his own eponymous foundation, which continues to sponsor Frankfurt School and its students today.
In February 2009, Frankfurt School’s Executive Board decided to name a professorship after Karl Friedrich Hagenmüller, both to honour one of the business school’s founders and as an expression of thanks for his many years of invaluable advice and support. Professor Dr Martin Hellmich currently holds the Karl Friedrich Hagenmüller Chair of Financial Risk Management
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Jahrgang: 1994
Wohnort: Minderoffingen
Bachelor-Studienort: München
Studienarbeit: "Instant Payments: Eine Analyse des Potenzials"
Jahrgang: 1994
Wohnort: Schwanewede
Bachelor-Studienort: Hamburg
2016
Jahrgang: 1987
Wohnort: Frankfurt am Main
Management-Studienort: Frankfurt am Main
Studienarbeit: „Herausforderungen der Bankenregulierung für kleine Sparkassen und Genossenschaftsbanken“
Jahrgang: 1977
Wohnort: Kirchzell
Bankbetriebswirt-Studienort: Frankfurt am Main
2015
Jahrgang: 1988
Wohnort: Hagen
Management-Studienort: Dortmund
Studienarbeit: "Die Optimierung eines betrieblichen Vorschlagswesens am Beispiel der Sparkasse Sprockhövel"
Beide Bankbetriebswirt-Absolventen haben die gleiche Gesamtnote erzielt:
Jahrgang: 1989
Wohnort: Hundsangen
Bankbetriebswirt-Studienort: Frankfurt am Main
Jahrgang: 1983
Wohnort: Mönchengladbach
Bankbetriebswirt-Studienort: Düsseldorf
2014
Jahrgang: 1988
Wohnort: Bad Salzdetfurth
Management-Studienort: Hannover
2013
Jahrgang: 1980
Wohnort: Frohburg
Management-Studienort: Erfurt
Studienarbeit: „Beitrag einer internen vertriebsorientierten Berater-Hotline zur Qualitätsverbesserung in der fachlichen und systemseitigen Abwicklung des Kreditgeschäfts mit kleinen Gewerbetreibenden in einer Filialbank."
2012
Jahrgang: 1972
Wohnort: Hottelstedt
Management-Studienort: Leipzig
Studienarbeit: "Analyse des Zusammenhangs zwischen dem Erfolg von Ansprachewegen bei Online-Banking-Kunden und deren sozioökonomischen Status"
2011
Jahrgang: 1981
Wohnort: Frankfurt am Main
Management-Studienort: Frankfurt am Main
Studienarbeit: "Hebung von Kundenpotentialen durch die Implementierung von Ethno-Marketing – am Beispiel der türkischen Zielgruppe der Frankfurter Sparkasse"
2010
Keine Preisträger.
2009
Jahrgang: 1978
Wohnort: Braunschweig
Management-Studienort: Hannover
Studienarbeit: "Identifikation zentraler Erfolgsfaktoren von wertorientierten "Mergers and Acquisitions" im deutschen Bankensektor"
2008
Beide Absolventen haben die gleiche Gesamtnote erzielt:
Jahrgang: 1975
Wohnort: Altena
Management-Studienort: Dortmund
Studienarbeit: "Altersvorsorge für Frauen. Ein Markt mit Chancen?"
Jahrgang: 1982
Wohnort: Herrieden
Management-Studienort: Nürnberg
Studienarbeit: "Das Provisionsgeschäft – Ein Weg zur Existenzsicherung der Raiffeisenbank Gammesfeld e.G.? Aufarbeitung der Fragestellung im Rahmen eines Businessplans"
2007
Beide Absolventen haben die gleiche Gesamtnote erzielt:
Jahrgang: 1983
Wohnort: Bad Harzburg
Management-Studienort: Braunschweig, vorher BBW und BFW in Braunschweig
Studienarbeit: „Wertschöpfung durch Wertschätzung – Wertemanagement in der Nord LB“ (gemeinsam mit Benedikt Bötjer)
Jahrgang: 1977
Wohnort: Braunschweig
Management-Studienort: Braunschweig, vorher BBW und BFW in Braunschweig
Studienarbeit: „Wertschöpfung durch Wertschätzung – Wertemanagement in der Nord LB“ (gemeinsam mit Sonja Kükemück)
2006
Jahrgang: 1976
Wohnort: Bedburg-Hau
Management-Studienort: Düsseldorf, vorher BBW in Düsseldorf und BFW in Kleve
Studienarbeit: „Jugendliche – eine attraktive Zielgruppe / Marketingstrategien zur nachhaltigen Kundengewinnung für Universalbanken“
Jahrgang: 1979
Wohnort: Altbach
Management-Studienort: Stuttgart, vorher BBW und BFW in Nürtingen
Studienarbeit: „Leistungsorientierte Vergütung in Stabsabteilungen dargestellt am Bereich Innenrevision“
The Hildegard Leonardi Memorial Prize was set up by Frankfurt School’s faculty staff and alumni, and is awarded annually. The prize pays tribute to a student who has rendered outstanding services to the student community during his or her time at the business school.
From the very beginning, Professor Dr Hildegard Leonardi played a key role in the development of the Hochschule für Bankwirtschaft (HfB). She was Dean of the university from 1997 to 1999.
Quite apart from her professional achievements, her open-minded personality had a strong influence on the university, acting as an inspirational example for both students and teaching staff. For her, it was self-evident that business considerations must also embrace the social and personal.
She died in January 1999. She was just 37 years old.
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As an enormously appreciated and beloved colleague, she left her imprint on our business school. To express our appreciation and in fond memory of her inspiring personality, the faculty members and alumni of Frankfurt School set up the Hildegard Leonardi Memorial Prize in 1999, to recognise students who have worked especially hard to address the social concerns of their fellow students.
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Gianna Lange
Bachelor in Wirtschaftsinformatik
2013
Keine Preisträger.
2012
Carsten Auel
Bachelor in Betriebswirtschaftslehre
2011
Frank Oestreich
Bachelor in Betriebswirtschaftslehre
2010
Nikolas Schneider
Bachelor in Betriebswirtschaftslehre
Brigitte Gebhart
Studienbetreuung, Auslandsamt
2009
Christian Marx
Bachelor in Betriebwirtschaftslehre
2008
Dirk Gießamer
Bachelor of Computer Science in Banking & Finance
Master of Banking, Finance and Accounting & Taxation
2007
Keine Preisträger.
2006
Shari Wolf
Bachelor of Business Administration
2005
Martina Hanebuth geb. Scheurmann
Bachelor of Business Administration
2004
Kathrin Haas
Bachelor of Business Administration
2003
Axel Horrer
Diplom Betriebswirt (FH)
2002
Torsten Schlink
Diplom Betriebswirt (FH)
2001
Kathrin Valder
Diplom Betriebswirt (FH)
2000
Kirsten Krauthäuser
Diplom Betriebswirt (FH)