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Portrait of Simone Krummaker
Distinguished Fellow · Public Finance

Dr Simone Krummaker

Lead, Supporting the Energy Transition

Simone Krummaker is Associate Professor of Insurance and Head of the Faculty of Actuarial Science and Insurance at Bayes Business School, City St George's, University of London.

Her research covers corporate demand for insurance, export credit insurance and political risk, and sustainability in insurance, with growing attention to how data, analytics and new technologies change insurance value chains. She began her career in the insurance industry, where she worked for more than ten years, including in underwriting and controlling, and is a certified insurance professional (Versicherungskauffrau). In 2003 she joined the Centre for Risk and Insurance at Leibniz University Hannover as a lecturer and researcher. After moving to London in 2012, she helped to set up the University of East Anglia's London campus and was Senior Lecturer in Finance at Westminster Business School. She joined Bayes Business School in 2018 and was its Associate Dean for MSc Programmes from 2021 to 2025.

Simone holds a doctorate (Dr rer pol) and a Diplom in business and economics from Leibniz University Hannover.

Selected publications

Full publication list
Public Finance
Reinsuring export credit agencies: what drives demand?with Andreas Klasen · Journal of World Trade 59(3), 343–372 · 2025
Public Policy
Navigating geopolitical and trade megatrends: public export finance in a world of changewith Andreas Klasen, Julia Beck and James Pennington · Global Policy 15(5), 1007–1014 · 2024
Public Finance
Export Credit Insurance Markets and DemandIn A. Klasen (ed.), The Handbook of Global Trade Policy, Wiley, 536–554 · 2020
Public Finance
Firm’s demand for insurance: an explorative approachRisk Management and Insurance Review 22(3), 279–301 · 2019
Public Finance
Climate-positive export finance: how export credit agencies can close the climate finance gap (and why they should)with Andreas Klasen, Sam Fankhauser and Anupama Sen · Oxford Smith School Policy Brief SSEE-PB-5/26 · 2026