Martín Egozcue
University of Montevideo
Martín Egozcue is a Certified Public Accountant and Bachelor of Economics from Facultad de Ciencias Económicas, UdelaR. He also holds a Master and a Doctoral degree in Economics from Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, UdelaR. He has taught different courses at the University of Arizona, Universidad de Montevideo, Universidad de la República del Uruguay, and Universidad Católica del Uruguay. He also works as a Financial Consultant for several firms in different sectors such as: construction, educational, financial and pharmaceutical. His primary research is financial economics, but he is also interested in applied mathematics in economics, finance and social science.
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Articles by Martín Egozcue
Exchange rate risk management for contractors within a hybrid payment scheme: a case study in Punta del Este, Uruguay
The author proposes methods for how contractors may attempt to mitigate exchange rate risks in hybrid payment systems and validates these with empirical data from a hypothetical project.
Simple models in finance: a mathematical analysis of the probabilistic recognition heuristic
In this paper, the authors present a general model of the recognition heuristic that assumes that objects’ recognition is random.
Banks’ expected equity-to-asset ratio bounds under foreign exchange risk
This paper develops optimal bounds of the expectation equity-to-asset ratio.