Mr. Eric Heymann

Eric Heymann is a Senior Economist at Deutsche Bank Research in Frankfurt, Germany. Deutsche Bank Research is the bank's think tank for trends in business, society and the financial markets. Eric was born in 1973 in Limburg/Germany. He studied economics at the Justus-Liebig-University in Giessen (degree: Diplom-Ökonom).

Eric works for the sector research department at Deutsche Bank Research and is responsible for the transport and traffic sector, the automotive industry, environmental issues, and consumer goods.

During his fellowship at the AICGS, Eric is working on the subsidy dispute between Boeing and Airbus.

Recent publications:

- "European railway sector: Market opening as a chance." Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt, 2006.
- "The future of the hub strategy in the air transport industry." Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt, 2006.
- "Privatisation options for the German Autobahn network." Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt, 2006.
- "Container shipping: Overcapacity inevitable despite increasing demand." Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt, 2006.
- "Environmental sector China: From major building site to growth market." Deutsche Bank Research, Frankfurt, 2006.

In his free time, Eric enjoys playing and watching football (soccer), reading, traveling, going out with friends, and riding his mountain bike.