Manuel Moreno is Doctor in Economic Sciences by the Carlos III University of Madrid and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematical Sciences by the Complutense University of Madrid

He is currently Tenured University Professor at the University of Castilla-La Mancha and Adjunct Editor of the journal Studies in Economics and Finance.

He currently coordinates UCLM’s Official Master’s Degree in Banking and Quantitative Finances and of the Doctoral Programme in Finances and Quantitative Economy and is Director of the Specialised Course on Advance Finances Advise and Planning.

Before joining the UCLM, he has been teacher and researcher at the Financial Option Research Centre (Warwick Business School), IESE Business School, the Carlos III University of Madrid and the Universidad Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona. In the past, he was Coordinator of the Doctoral Programme in Banking and Quantitative Finance of the UCLM (2006-2014)m founder and co-director of the Master in Finance of the Universidad Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona (2003-2005), Adjunct Editor of the Revista de Economía Financiera (2002-2007) and co-president of the Scientific Committee for the 14th Finance Forum (2006).

His research lines centre on finance with a special emphasis on derived active markets, finance engineering, valuation of derived products, finance risk management, empirical analysis of valuation models, portfolio management and models for temporary structure in different types of interest. His research has been published in several scientific magazines such as the Australian Journal of Management, Energy Economics, European Journal of Operational Research, Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Computational Finance, Journal of Futures Markets, Physica A, Quantitative Finance y Review of Derivatives Research as well as in several professional volumes. His research work has received several awards such as the Barclays Global Investors Australia Research Award (2003) o el Premio Mutua Pelayo (2006).