Martin Theyer
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Martin Theyer is a manager at the largest printed circuit board manufacturer in Europe, a financial expert, book author and speaker. Martin Theyer is a business economist, lecturer and financial expert. He developed the concept of the “tsunami model” of the financial crisis. It is based on his intensive research over several years in the USA, Switzerland and at the London Business School. The tsunami model offers new insights and views on the origin and development of financial crises and their long-term effects. Martin Theyer has always been in the “center of the action” in the financial world. His 12 years with Shell - three of them in London - enabled him to better understand the international financial markets - and to learn to assess them. From 2006 to 2009 he was Head of Group Development at Volksbank AG in Vienna. Today he is “Director Strategy Development and Communication” at ATundS, the largest printed circuit board manufacturer in Europe. He also advises companies on important strategic financial issues. Since 2001, Mag. Martin Theyer has been giving lectures on corporate governance at the Karl Franzens University in Graz. He is the author of the book “Lost Trust - The Tsunami Model of the Financial Crisis” and blogs about current events in the financial markets at www.mtconsult.blogspot.de.
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Fighting financial crises as a tsunami: stopping the wave in 8 steps
Financial crises have happened time and time again throughout history. But what can we do specifically to prevent them? The wave picks up speed It was particularly fascinating for me to see how the financial crisis of 2009 spread in space and time and how events that seemed to be separated from each other suddenly turned into a…
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Crisis Management & Prevention in Business: Combating Causes in 4 Steps
In the financial sector in particular, crises are practically the order of the day. But they can be prevented if the causes are tackled. Financial Crisis: Why It Happens Although the media and politicians are very busy telling us otherwise, financial crises in particular usually come as no surprise. And we can arm ourselves against them. The crisis…
