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Prof. Dr. Martin Vogt holds a professorship for business intelligence, in particular advanced analytics, in the business department at Trier University of Applied Sciences. In this role he is responsible in particular for the areas of data science, data mining, statistical learning and statistics.
Before that, Prof. Vogt worked for many years in the financial sector, first as a management consultant at KPMG Luxembourg, then as Vice President at Deutsche Bank Luxembourg S.A. and Deutsche Asset Management Luxembourg S.A. and finally as Head of Risk, Valuation & Reporting and Managing Director for LRI Invest SA and LRI Invest Securitization S.A.. With this background, he combines the perspectives of a service provider, a large corporation and a medium-sized company on the financial sector.
Martin Vogt is a Certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM) and studied applied mathematics with a focus on economics at the Universities of Trier and Glasgow and then obtained his doctorate at the Chair of Economic and Social Statistics at the University of Trier. His research has received several awards, including the Gerhard Fürst Prize, awarded by the Federal Statistical Office. In his free time he enjoys traveling, playing tennis and is a passionate beekeeper.
Before that, Prof. Vogt worked for many years in the financial sector, first as a management consultant at KPMG Luxembourg, then as Vice President at Deutsche Bank Luxembourg S.A. and Deutsche Asset Management Luxembourg S.A. and finally as Head of Risk, Valuation & Reporting and Managing Director for LRI Invest SA and LRI Invest Securitization S.A.. With this background, he combines the perspectives of a service provider, a large corporation and a medium-sized company on the financial sector.
Martin Vogt is a Certified Financial Risk Manager (FRM) and studied applied mathematics with a focus on economics at the Universities of Trier and Glasgow and then obtained his doctorate at the Chair of Economic and Social Statistics at the University of Trier. His research has received several awards, including the Gerhard Fürst Prize, awarded by the Federal Statistical Office. In his free time he enjoys traveling, playing tennis and is a passionate beekeeper.