Bogdan Stankovski

Dur­ing his un­der­gradu­ate stud­ies, Bog­dan ac­quired pro­fi­ciency in both the­or­et­ical mathem­at­ics and its ap­plic­a­tion in fin­ance. His aspir­a­tion to con­tinue pur­su­ing a ca­reer in fin­ance while liv­ing abroad led him to at­tend the bank­ing and fin­ance mas­ter’s pro­gram in Vi­enna. There, Bog­dan ap­plied mathem­at­ical prin­ciples from a new per­spect­ive to con­tinue in­ter­con­nect­ing these two fields of study. Dur­ing these years, he also dis­covered his pas­sion for re­search, which promp­ted him to be­come a PhD stu­dent.

Bog­dan’s mas­ter thesis fo­cuses on the re­la­tion­ship between the de­par­ture of chief ex­ec­ut­ive of­ficers and its im­pact on the stock prices of large US com­pan­ies as well as how this com­pares with re­search done on com­pan­ies of dif­fer­ent sizes.

Bog­dan likes to run along­side the Danube canal, spend time with his friends, and watch auto sports.

Edu­ca­tion:

• Since 2020: PhD in Fin­ance at the Vi­enna Gradu­ate School of Fin­ance
• 2020: MSc in Bank­ing and Fin­ance, Uni­versity of Vi­enna
• 2018: BSc in Fin­an­cial Mathem­at­ics, Uni­versity of Novi Sad