Teaching and Executive Education
Executive Education
Short-term Courses
Graduate Teaching
Undergraduate Teaching

Areas of Interest
Competition and Regulation
Corporate Finance
Energy and the Environment
Entrepeneurship and Innovation

Graduate teaching

Corporate Finance
MSc in Finance, Barcelona GSE, 2009-15.
Graduate core course with both theoretical and practical content.

Empirical Finance
MSc in Macroeconomic Policy and Financial Markets, Barcelona GSE, 2014-15.
Graduate course on the empirical aspects of corporate finance and banking.

Quantitative Techniques in Regulation
MSc in Competition and Market Regulation, Barcelona GSE, 2010-15.
Course on cost of capital, building blocks approach and benchmarking techniques (DEA, SFA, COLS).

Financing Innovation and Entrepreneurial Ventures
MSc in Management, UPF-Barcelona School of Management, 2012-14.
Specialised graduate course on financing issues faced by entrepreneurial ventures.

Corporate Finance
MSc in Management, UPF-Barcelona School of Management, 2012-15.
Graduate course on applied corporate finance and valuation.

Financial Microeconomics
MSc in Financial Economics, City University London, 2005-08 and 2012-15.
Graduate course with both theoretical and practical content.

Microeconomics for Energy
Master Énergie et Marchés, IFP School Paris, 2008-12.
Introduction to microeconomics topics for engineering graduates with a career in energy.

Quantitative Techniques in Regulation and Competition in Practice
MSc in Regulation and Competition Policy, City University London,  2005-09.
Applied empirical course.

Sectoral Regulation and Competition
MSc in Regulation and Competition Policy, City University London, 2008-09.
Series of lectures on current issues in the banking, energy, telecoms, environment and health sectors.

Topics in Corporate Finance
MSc in Financial Economics, City University London, 2008-09.
Graduate course with both theoretical and practical content including a selection of current topics.

Quantitative Techniques in Regulation and Competition
MSc in Regulation and Competition Policy, City University London, 2005-06.
Introductory econometrics course for graduate students.

Game Theory
MSc in Financial Economics and MSc in Health Economics, City University London, 2008-09.
Selection of game theory topics at the graduate level.

Advanced Game Theory
MPhil in Economics, University of Cambridge, 2005-06.
Selection of advanced topics aimed at research students.

Game Theory
MSc in Economics, University of Cambridge, 2005-06.
Important part of the core course in Microeconomics of the graduate program.

Microeconomics II
Ph.D. in Economics, University of Western Ontario, 2003-05.
Core course of the Ph.D. program on game theory and information economics.