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    Vrije Universiteit Appoints New Chair Professor in Quantitative Finance

    By TopHolding Editorial · Monday, August 3, 2026

    Vrije Universiteit Appoints New Chair Professor in Quantitative Finance

    Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has appointed Norman Seeger as Chair Professor in Quantitative Finance, while the Tinbergen Institute continues its global academic outreach.

    The University Executive Board of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam has announced the appointment of Norman Seeger as the University Chair Professor in Quantitative Finance. This appointment marks a significant development for the Tinbergen Institute, the renowned research and graduate school of economics and business operated jointly by the Vrije Universiteit, the University of Amsterdam, and Erasmus University Rotterdam.

    In addition to the new professorship, the Tinbergen Institute continues its role in fostering international talent in the field of economic policy and research. The institute recently announced that Oliver Feltham will join HEC Paris this October as a postdoctoral researcher, highlighting the school's ongoing connection to global research institutions.

    The Tinbergen Institute remains a cornerstone of the Dutch academic landscape, providing high-level training in economics and business data science. With a commitment to academic excellence, the institute continues to produce influential research and place graduates in top-tier international positions.

    These leadership and personnel changes reinforce the prestige of Amsterdam’s academic circuit. As the city continues to compete with global hubs for research expertise, the caliber of faculty at institutions like the Vrije Universiteit remains a critical component of its competitive advantage in economic theory and quantitative analysis.