Annual report 2023 of the Department of Business by Hochschule Fulda

ANNUAL REPORT Department of Business

CONTENT

DEAR READERS,

The challenges of our time require a global perspective. This is one reason why internationalisation is one of the strategic goals of Fulda University of Applied Sciences. And that is why it is a great success for all of us: full membership of the European University Alliance E³UDRES².

It was a very exciting year at the Department of Business: in the area of teaching, the preparations for our new, highly innovative, degree programme in taxation were particularly important. In the area of research, it should be emphasised that the development of the academic mid-level faculty is making rapid progress and that seven doctoral students are currently conducting research at the department. International activities have been significantly strengthened by the university's membership in the European University Alliance E³UDRES². This enables the Department of Business to further sharpen its profile as an internationally oriented, research-intensive department with an innovative range of study programmes.

The Department of Business shows what opportunities E³UDRES² offers: Within just a few months, it has established a wide range of contacts and explored points of contact that will benefit teaching staff, researchers and students alike in the future. Find out more – about the activities surrounding E³UDRES² and everything else that has moved the Department of Business in the past year.

Prof. Dr. Karim Khakzar PRESIDENT OF FULDA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

GREETINGS

DEAR READERS,

We would like to thank all of the department's staff and partners for their cooperation in the past year and hope you enjoy reading this issue!

Prof. Dr. Tobias Knedlik DEAN

Prof. Dr. Joanna Ożga DEAN OF STUDIES

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Oetzel VICE DEAN

HUMAN RESOURCES Teaching, research, transfer and further education – all tasks in the reporting period were again a joint effort of the university teachers, the teachers for special tasks and many with practical applications. They were all supported by employees with a wide range of specialisations. The tasks arising at the Department of Business were managed in several self-governing bodies and with many offices and commissions.

AT A GLANCE

EMPLOYMENT GROUPS

DATE

NAME

FIELD

01.11.2022

Nadine Rohwedder

Project staff, ProDual

01.11.2022

Samantha Joy Cinco

Research associate / Doctoral candidate

01.12.2022

Marco Trautrims

Project staff, GEOSCI

01.12.2022

Md. Khalid Siddiqui

Project staff, GEOSCI

Winter semester (WiSe 22/23)

Summer semester (SuSe 23)

01.01.2023

Jeremias Leo Kümpel

Research associate / Doctoral candidate

Professorships (including deputy professorships and visiting professorships)

01.01.2023

Leander Bücken

Project staff, TOFI

Lecturer for special tasks

01.01.2023

Maryna Zharikova

Project staff, Campus FreeCity

Adjunct lecturer

01.04.2023

Eva Gerszke

Project staff, LogRegio

of which guest lecturer from abroad

01.04.2023

Michael Welzenbach

Project staff, LogRegio

Academic and project staff

01.05.2023

Clara Wrede

Research associate / Doctoral candidate

Supportive Staff & secretariat

01.06.2023

Mira Bickert

Research associate / Doctoral candidate

New employees

01.06.2023

Selina Schweizer

Project staff, ToFi

01.06.2023

Sandra Meinel

Controlling & Finances

10.07.2023

Ivana Pallister

Research associate / Doctoral candidate

01.08.2023

Prof. Dr. Christian Laschewski

Professor

07.08.2023

Christine Rehberger

Project staff, GEOSCI

01.09.2023

Prof. Dr. Lukas Beck

Professor

01.09.2023

Janine Spring

Project staff, ProDual

01.09.2023

Felicitas Fischer

Project staff, TOSCA

15.09.2023

José Ignacio Contreras Valcárcel

Lecturer for Business Law

AT A GLANCE

NEW EMPLOYEES

STUDENTS

You can find an overview of the degree programme directors here.

BACHELOR

DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS AMONG THE DEGREE PROGRAMMES

International Business Administration | IBWL

WiSe 22/23

SuSe 2023

IBWL

690

653

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

110

IBM

208

250

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

135

170

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

127

101

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

AFC

180

162

MASTER

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

Accounting, Finance, Controllership | AFC

MBA GM

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

IMA

191

181

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

SCM

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

1570 of which 389 students with foreign university entrance qualification 24,78%

1498 of which 390 students with foreign university entrance qualification 26,03%

Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Students Total

International Business & Management | IBM Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Logistics Management – Dual Study Programme | LM AT A GLANCE

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

Taxation – Dual Study Programme (Start in WiSe 23/24) | SL Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) / Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

Business Law – Sustainability and Ethics | WR Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)

General Management | MBA GM Master of Business Administration (MBA)

International Management | IMA Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Supply Chain Management | SCM Master of Science (M.Sc.) Total

AT A GLANCE

STUDY PROGRAMMES

The students of the Department of Business were educated in German and English language degree programmes during the reporting period. In addition to various Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes, the department has been involved in the training of doctoral students. The department's degree programmes cover numerous disciplines in business and economics.

COMPLETED STUDIES IN SUSE 2022* AND WISE 22/23 WiSe 22/23 and SuSe 2023

AT A GLANCE

Freshmen

Total

IBWL

186

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

Graduates

IBWL

134

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

IBM

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

AFC

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

IMA

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

SCM

of which students with foreign university entrance qualification

512 of which 155 students with foreign university entrance qualification 30,27% *Admission only in winter semester

SuSe 2022* and WiSe 22/23

Total

AT A GLANCE

NEW STUDENTS IN WISE 22/23 AND SUSE 2023

282 of which 39 students with foreign university entrance qualification 13,83%

*Since the data on the graduates of the summer semester of the reporting period is only available after the reporting period, the data from the summer semester of the previous year and the preliminary data of the winter semester of the current reporting period are provided.

INTERNSHIPS AND EXCHANGE STUDENTS Some degree programmes in the Department of Business include practical semesters in their curricula, which can also be completed abroad. The Department of Business maintains contacts with companies in numerous countries around the world and is grateful for the experience its students are able to gain in practice – whether at domestic companies or subsisiaries in Germany or abroad. In addition to the compulsory internships, there are voluntary internships that students can use to enrich their studies.

CITY OF FULDA HONOURS IBM STUDENTS

SPARKASSE PRIZE AWARDED

February saw the end of a challenging project for students in the first semester of the International Business & Management (B.Sc.) degree programme. The students took on roles in a marketing agency, deepened ideas in client meetings, documented project progress and produced an image film about Fulda. At the end, over 70 students, guests and lecturers Prof. Dr. Irina Kohler and Christian Diegmüller celebrated the innovative teaching format in a relaxed atmosphere. The city marketing of Fulda awarded a special prize and the winning team got to enjoy a guided tour of the city and an evening at the Havanna Bar.

Three university graduates were honoured for their outstanding achievements. Sparkasse Fulda has awarded its annual sponsorship prize for final theses. Two of the award-winning theses came from the Department of Business. Christin Rißeler analysed the “Concretisation of human rights due diligence by companies within sustainable finance” in her Bachelor's thesis in the Business Law degree programme. In his Master's thesis in the Accounting, Finance, Controlling programme, Jeremias Kümpel investigated the tax law aspects of tax groups in the event of insolvency and restructuring.

The project was successfully completed with the support of the Friends’ Association of the Department of Business.

Christian Markert, Member of the Board of Sparkasse Fulda, presented the awards together with Professor Dr. Claudia Kreipl, Vice President of Fulda University of Applied Sciences.

WiSe 22/23

SuSe 2023

AT A GLANCE

Mandatory Internships

INTERNATIONAL

Semester abroad

Incoming

Outgoing

Number of students

Number of foreign universities

Number of countries

Countries

Bolivia, Jordan, France, Finland, Italy, Poland, Switzerland, Spain, South Korea, Colombia

19 Australia, China, Finland, France, Italy, Ireland, Indonesia, Japan, Jordan, Colombia, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey, Hungary, USA

STUDY PROGRAMMES

EXPERIENCES IN PRACTICE IN WISE 22/23 AND SUSE 23

Over 60 graduates from the Department of Business were given a ceremonial farewell at the Orangerie in Fulda. The 200 guests included professors, staff and members of the Department of Business. University President Prof. Dr. Karim Khakzar, Dean of the Department of Business Prof. Dr Tobias Knedlik and keynote speaker Torsten Hopf, member of the Board of Directors of VR Bank Fulda, gave motivating speeches. In his speech, Hopf emphasised the key role of sustainability in the banking business in view of the current challenges. Highlights included the traditional presentation of the graduates' medals and certificates as well as a group photo. One proud graduate said: “This ceremony marks an important milestone in our academic careers”. Sevda Rommel hosted the evening. The ceremony ended with a cheerful get-together with live music from the band “Chris & me and Stefan Jehn” to celebrate the successes in a fitting manner.

DELEGATION VISITS TO E³UDRES² PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

In the winter semester 2022/2023, the dual logistics management students went on an excursion to the port of Rotterdam and our partner university in Breda. In Rotterdam, they gained insights into the functionality of Europe's largest port and visited the World Port Center. A boat trip through the port and a bus trip to hard-to-reach parts of the port followed. This was followed by a visit to our partner university in Breda.

The Department of Business of Fulda University of Applied Sciences visited partner universities of the E³UDRES² Alliance: Saxion University (NL), UCLL (BE), Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences (LV), FH St. Pölten (AT) and JAMK – Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences (FI). The aim was to identify opportunities for collaboration in teaching and research. E³UDRES² is a European university alliance made up of nine universities of applied sciences. The delegation identified common interests in the development of study programmes, research projects and business start-ups.

After a guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Zimmermann and an exchange with the Master's students from Breda University of Applied Sciences, the group started their journey home to Frankfurt

INTERNATIONAL

STUDY PROGRAMMES

CEREMONIAL FAREWELL

EXCURSION TO THE NETHERLANDS

Impressed by international activities and facilities, all participants are hopeful for a rewarding collaboration.

TRIP TO THE JERUSALEM PARTNER UNIVERSITY HAC

CONTINUATION OF BLENDED INTENSIVE LEARNING

EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION AT (MORE THAN) 20!

Since last year, Fulda University of Applied Sciences and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) have been increasingly working together. After a joint research seminar supported by the FU³ in April 2022 in Fulda, in which the NKUA participated, Prof. Dr. Dominik Skauradszun, LL.M. spoke in Athens in March 2023 at the invitation of Prof. Dr. Manos Mastromanolis from the NKUA School of Law.

Under the direction of Prof. Dr. Peter Haller and Dr. Michael Imhof, students from Fulda University of Applied Sciences visited Hadassah Academic College in Jerusalem. The trip was part of a seminar on the topic of business start-ups in the IBWL Bachelor's degree course. The programme included a visit to start-ups, the New Kibbutz project and an exchange with students from the partner university.

31 students from Fulda University of Applied Sciences and our partner universities Cracow University of Economics (Krakow), IAE Gustave Eiffel (Paris), Universita' degli Studi dell'Insubria (Como) and the HEG – Haute école de gestion (Neuchâtel) completed the successfully took part in the “Contemporary International Management Issues” course under the direction of Matthias Kretschmar. The course was once again very well received because it made it possible to experience and shape interculturality and international cooperation on current issues both virtually and on site in Fulda.

On their way to the European Central Bank, a substantial group of 60 students from the Avans Hogeschool in 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands, and four accompanying professors stopped off in Fulda on 10 November 2022. he International Office introduced the University, Laura Yilmaz presented the Department of Business and then the lecture on ”The European Monetary Union at (more than) 20“ took centre stage.

Prof. Mastromanolis organised the seminar “German Preventive Restructuring Frameworks” for the visit from Fulda. In a public lecture, Prof. Skauradszun also spoke about the judicial review of restructurings.

It was the first visit to Israel for all students. It is to be hoped that more will follow, summarized the two organizers.

The module is part of an innovation project of the Department of Business and was funded as part of the European Union's Blended Intensive Learning Programme.

INTERNATIONAL

EXPANSION OF COOPERATION IN ATHENS

Prof Dr Kai-Oliver Maurer and Prof Dr Rainer Hillebrand spoke about the empirical and theoretical situation of the European Economic and Monetary Union. The presentations led to a lively discussion.

CHRISTOPH STERNSTEIN

PIA BURKARTH

ADRIAN LIEBETRAU

Project und Talent Aquisition Manager at Lampenwelt

Head of Pricing at Lampenwelt

Senior Finance Transformation Manager at thinkproject

BI-Teamleader at bimanu

Guest lecturer in AFC module “Strategic Controlling”

Guest lecturer in AFC modules “Investment and Project Controlling” and “Strategic Controlling”

Guest lecturer in AFC module “Strategic Controlling”

ELKE SCHÜLER

MARCUS SCHAUBER

DR. SARAH SPERENDIANO

MARC LENZ

Global Practice Lead Design & Curation, People & Organizational Growth at Roche

Agility Master for units in Digital Security Consulting at DB Systel

Head Shopper Research at Yagora

Enterprise Architect bei E. Breuninger GmbH und Co.

Guest lecturer in WR module “Personnel management and personnel development”

Guest lecturer in AFC module “Strategic Controlling”

Guest lecturer in AFC module “Investment and Project Controlling”

Guest lecturer in Marketing Management course

FROM PRACTICE

MELISSA BARNES

Guest lecturer in AFC module: Investment controlling, company valuation and reporting.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

As part of the part-time MBA programme in General Management, five students made an overseas trip to South Africa from 24th June 2023 to 2nd July 2023. The journey focused on the economic and societal aspects of the country. In Cape Town, the group visited institutions including the German Chamber of Commerce and other local economic organizations. They were warmly welcomed in Bloemfontein by the University of the Free State. Among the various excursion destinations was the UFS Experimental Farm. The trip concluded with a collective debriefing and reflections on the experiences gathered.

Understanding financial connections and investments is the foundation for any decisionmaker. The ability to apply this complex knowledge to entrepreneurial decisions is often critical for a company's success. In the course of Investment and Financial Management Professor Dr. Maurer and Mr. Kretschmar provides participants with specific knowledge and competencies that they can effectively use in solving financial and investment-related tasks and issues in their professional field. Learning was deepened through practical case studies and seminar discussions.

EVENTS IN THE SIGN OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSETS AND SKILLS AT FOCUS

In entrepreneurship, the entrepreneurial mindsets and skills are key competencies. Especially in today's era of rapid change, is becoming increasingly important to strengthen the entrepreneurial focus. In the course of Entrepreneurship & Innovation led by Professor Dr. Ehls, students engage in case studies related to the management of young businesses. They develop processes for lifecycle management, test them, and assess their benefits. Innovation processes in companies are developed based on practical cases and planned for market introduction. This allows students to step into the role of an entrepreneur.

FINANCIAL KNOW-HOW FOR DECISION-MAKERS

CONTINUING EDUCATION

MBA STUDY TRIP TO SOUTH AFRICA

Creativity is gaining increasing importance in the development of ideas in today's working world. Additionally, competencies are also required to further develop a creative idea into a convincing innovation, a successful business model, or a customer-friendly product. In the Idea Workshop course (Professor Dr. Ożga) and Case Studies (Professor Dr. Dölle and Mr. Kretschmar), students applied the competencies developed in previous courses to solve complex case studies. In addition, the solutions were persuasively presented and discussed before a group of potential investors or the company's management.

In November 2022, numerous members of the interdisciplinary and interdepartmental research and transfer centre “Fulda Centre for Business Management and Entrepreneurship (FU³)” met for their first members' event. The aim was to derive impulses from research, networking and transfer for the FU³. Prof. Dr. Angelika Sawczyn-Müller emphasised the bundling and coordination of these activities. The event included information on research funding and a workshop on networking. The participants developed topics on “research, networking and transfer” and presented results for future activities. For further information, please contact fu3@w.hs-fulda. de.

PUBLICATION IN THE JOURNAL NEW PROJECT – TOKENISED OF CLIMATE FINANCE CARBON CREDITS

The results of a research project by Sebastian Oetzel (Fulda University of Applied Sciences), Mareike Sachse and Daniel Klapper (Humboldt University of Berlin) were presented at the AMS Annual Conference in New Orleans. The influence of the number of variants on a display during a promotion was tested in a field experiment. Promotions at the point of sale (POS) are an important tool for retailers and industry to generate additional sales. It was previously unclear how the number of product variants on the display affects sales.

The article “Portfolio Allocation and Optimization with Carbon Offsets: Is it Worth the While?” by Carsten Müller, Papa Orgen and Patrick Behr (published in the Journal of Climate Finance) shows that integrating compliance and voluntary carbon offsets into investment portfolios improves risk-adjusted performance (Sharpe ratio) and that compliance and voluntary carbon offsets are largely net volatility and return spillover recipients.

The results show that a greater variety of products increases sales without confusing shoppers.

These results, documented for the first time in the literature, could also encourage purely finance-oriented institutional and private investors to invest in such sustainable asset classes or climate protection projects.

New third-party funded research project on tokenised carbon credits, accountability, ESG and supply chains. In the TOSCA project group, Professors Carsten Müller and Dominik Skauradszun at the Centre Responsible Digitality together with researchers from the University of Kassel, the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Frankfurt UAS, Philipps-Universität Marburg and the Università della Svizzera italiana, are working this year and next on the question of how blockchain technology can be used to tokenise carbon credits and comply with ESG standards in global supply chains and how corresponding specifications can be verified.

RESEARCH

WORKSHOP OF THE FU³

CHOICE OVERLOAD WITH PROMOTIONS?

To the homepage of the project group To the homepage of the Fulda scientists of the project group

PUBLICATIONS AUTHORS

TITLE

PLACE OF PUBLICATION

YEAR

Guggemos, Tobias

Anforderungsprofile im digitalen Zeitalter

Controlling & Management Review, 67. Jg., Nr. 5, p. 46–51

2023

Gross-Golacka, Elwira / Ożga, Joanna / Wieclawski, Lukasz

Implementing the Concept of Sustainable Development in an Organisation and Leadership Style – Selected Aspects

Journal of Intercultural Management, 15(2), pp. 4–20.

2023

Kümpel, Jeremias

Die umsatzsteuerliche Organschaft in Restrukturierungsund Insolvenzverfahren

Umsatzsteuer-Rundschau (UR) 2023, p. 545 – 555

2023

Kümpel, Jeremias

Die finanzielle Eingliederung im Insolvenzund Restrukturierungsverfahren

Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsrecht (ZIP) 2023, p. 2025– 2033

2023

Khan, Omera / Huth, Michael / Zsidisin, George A. / Henke, Michael

Supply Chain Resilience – Reconceptualizing Risk Management in a Post-Pandemic World

Springer, Cham

2023

Status Quo of Supply Chain Risk Management: Results of an Empirical Study in Germany

Khan, Omera / Huth, Michael / Zsidisin, George A. / Henke, Michael (Hrsg., 2023): Supply Chain Resilience – Reconceptualizing Risk Management in a Post-Pandemic World, Springer, Cham, p. 49–63.

2023

Düerkop, Sascha / Huth, Michael

Supply Chain Configuration in a Post-pandemic World

Khan, Omera / Huth, Michael / Zsidisin, George A. / Henke, Michael (Hrsg., 2023): Supply Chain Resilience – Reconceptualizing Risk Management in a Post-Pandemic World, Springer, Cham, pp. 177–189

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Schweizer, Selina

Gestaltungen betreffend Kryptowertpapiere mittels Restrukturierungs- und Insolvenzplan

Zeitschrift für Restrukturierung und Insolvenz (ZRI) 2023, p. 881– 896

2023

Kümpel, Jeremias

Kommentierung der §§ 77–83 Unternehmensstabilisierungsund -restrukturierungsgesetz (StaRUG)

BeckOK StaRUG (Hrsg. Skauradszun/Fridgen), 10. Ed. 01.10.2023, C. H. Beck, 119 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Einleitung sowie Kommentierung der §§ 2–4, 60–66, 84–88 Unternehmensstabilisierungs- und -restrukturierungsgesetz (StaRUG)

BeckOK StaRUG (Hrsg. Skauradszun / Fridgen), 10. Ed. 01.10.2023, C. H. Beck, 261 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Harnack, Alana Julia

Prüfungsumfang des Restrukturierungsgerichts bei Anzeigen und Aufhebungen nach §§ 31, 33 StaRUG

Deutsche Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Insolvenzrecht (DZWIR) 2023, p. 511 –521

2023

Hillebrand, Rainer

Komlos, John, Foundations of real-world economics: what every economics student needs to know, 3rd edition, 2023, Routledge, New York and London, 420 pp., £

Journal of Economics (2023)

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Schröder, Johannes / Kümpel, Jeremias

Dürfen Institute unter Geltung des KWG Anträge auf Eigenverwaltung und Schutzschirm stellen?

Zeitschrift für das gesamte Insolvenz- und Sanierungsrecht (ZInsO) 2023, p. 1866–1874

2023

Müller, Carsten / Orgen, Papa / Behr, Patrick

Portfolio Allocation and Optimization with Voluntary Carbon Offsets: Is it Worth the While?

Journal of Climate Finance 5 (2023) 100019

2023

Knauf, Phillip / Zimmermann, Boris

Resilienzanalyse in der Logistik: Best-Practice-Ansätze ausgewählter Akteure

Industrie Management 39, 2023, p. 50–54

2023

Kümpel, Jeremias

Stundenbudgets für Restrukturierungsbeauftragten, Rezension zu AG Hannover – Restrukturierungsgericht -, Beshcluss vom 28.06.2023 – 951 RES 1/23 – 1

Zeitschrift für Restrukturierung und Insolvenz (ZRI) 2023, p. 627–629

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Schröder, Johannes

Einschränkungen der lex fori concursus bei grenzüberschreitenden Insolvenzverfahren über das Vermögen von CRR-Kreditinsituten mit Anwendungsbeispielen

Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Bankrecht – WertpapierMitteilungen (WM) 2023, p. 1389–1395

2023

RESEARCH

Huth, Michael / Knauer, Carsten

Prof. Dr. Jutta Angelika Dölle from Fulda University of Applied Sciences presented a joint paper with Matthias Kretschmar at CARF Lucerne. The paper analysed the importance of case study writing in university teaching and their influence on students' learning progress. The results underlined the didactic relevance of this practice and emphasised the promotion of practical skills. The keynote speakers were Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Stefan Schaltegger and Fabian Egger. Prof. Viviane Trachsel, Head of BSc BA Major Controlling & Accounting at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, praised the module presented and emphasised the opportunities for students to acquire practical skills.

What is the state of supply, demand and the associated logistics in Hesse? The aim of the LogRegio – basic research project, which ended in October 2023, was to find out. The answers are sobering: the demand for generally more expensive (organic) regional ingredients is more in the minds than in the wallets of canteen guests, the supply of plant-based food from Hessian farmers is neither sufficient nor diverse enough to achieve a healthy diet for the local population and, compared to European – generally very efficient – transport, local regional transport sometimes performs significantly worse in terms of CO₂ emissions. Find out more here on the homepage.

RESEARCH

CARF LUCERNE

FINAL REPORT LOGREGIO

TITLE

PLACE OF PUBLICATION

YEAR

AUTHORS

TITLE

PLACE OF PUBLICATION

YEAR

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Schröder, Johannes

Erstkommentierung des § 46d KWG (Unterrichtung der anderen Staaten des Europäischen Wirtschaftsraums über Sanierungsmaßnahmen)

Comment on Kreditwesengesetz mit CRR, Hrsg. Beck/Samm/ Kokemoor, 230. Follow-up delivery March 2023, 60 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Crypto-Assets in Enforcement and Insolvency

Fintech Regulation and the Licensing Principle (Hrsg. Vicente/Duarte/Granadeiro), European Banking Institute, Lissabon 2023, p. 90–106

2023

Writings on the “Unternehmensrecht mitsamt seinen ökonomischen Bezüge“n (Hrsg. Skauradszun/Breitweg), Band 12, Dr. Kovač, 2023, 154 pages

2023

Henkel, Lea / Krug, Annika/ Küspert, Selina / Zimmermann, Boris

Digitalisierung der Lehre am Beispiel der Intralogistik

Springer

Skauradszun, Dominik

“Grenzüberschreitende Restrukturierung” und “Anfechtungsschutz für Restrukturierungsmaßnahmen”

HRI I – Handbuch Restrukturierung vor der Insolvenz (Hrsg. Reinhard Bork, Bruno Kübler, Hanns Prütting), RWS 2023, p. 326–370 und p. 899–933

Skauradszun, Dominik / Harnack, Alana Julia

Grundfragen der Absenkungs- und Finanzbeschlüsse – zugleich Besprechung von LG Frankfurt am Main, Urteil vom 16.02.2023 –13 S 79/22

Zeitschrift für Miet- und Raumrecht (ZMR) 2023, p. 441– 445

2023

Kümpel, Jeremias

Steuerliche Organschaften in (gemischten) Restrukturierungs- und Insolvenzverfahren

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Schröder, Johannes

Erstkommentierung des § 46e KWG (Insolvenzverfahren in den Staaten des Europäischen Wirtschaftsraums)

Comment on Kreditwesengesetz mit CRR, Hrsg. Beck/Samm/ Kokemoor, 231. Anschlusslieferung Juni 2023, 75 pages

2023

Müller, Carsten / Bleuel, Sebastian

Schaffung einer marktbasierten Lösung zur Vermeidung der Abholzung des Regenwalds

Jahrbuch Nachhaltige Ökonomie 2022/2023, Metropolis, Marburg, p. 227–239

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Kommentierung der §§ 15, 27, 28 WEG (Pflichten Dritter, Aufgaben und Befugnisse des Verwalters, Wirtschaftsplan, Jahresabrechnung, Vermögensbericht)

Munich Comment on the BGB (Hrsg. Franz Jürgen Säcker, Roland Rixecker, Hartmut Oetker, Bettina Limperg; Band-Redakteur Reinhard Gaier), Band 8 – Sachenrecht, 9. Auflage 2023, 56 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Kümpel, Jeremias / Nijnens, Walter

Zur (richtigen) Anwendung des Art. 102c EGInsO auf präventive Restrukturierungsrahmen

Neue Zeitschrift für Insolvenz- und Sanierungsrecht (NZI) 2023, p. 481–488

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Zur Aussonderung von (gemeinschaftlich) verwahrten Kryptowerten nach dem Zukunftsfinanzierungsgesetz

Recht Digital (RDi) 2023, p. 269 –273

2023

Digitalisierung in Supply Chains

BME-Logistikstudie, Eschborn, Link

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Kümpel, Jeremias/ Nijnens, Walter

Art. 102a, Art. 102c §§ 1–26 EgInsO (Durchführungsvorschriften zur Europäischen Insolvenzverordnung)

Beck'scher Online-Kommentar zum Insolvenzrecht (BeckOK InsR), C. H. Beck, Überarbeitung zur 31. Ed. 15.04.2023, 166 pages

Huth, Michael/ Knauer, Carsten /Enders, Marius

2023

Zimmermann, Boris/ Winter, Niklas

Infrastrukturveränderung durch Omni-Channel Modelle

Internationales Verkehrswesen, November 2022, issue 4, 74th year, p. 46 –51

2023

Blum, David

Fortbestehen der Rechtshängigkeit der Restrukturierungssache bei möglichen Eintritt einer Überschuldung, Rezension zu AG Hannover – Restrukturierungsgericht -, Beschluss vom 14.03.2023 – 951 RES 1/23

Case Study of horizontal cooperation in logistics: The potential of price reduction through transport bundling in spare parts delivery in German food industry

IMCSM Proceedings ISSN 2620-0597 Volume XVII, Issue (1), (2022), an international serial publication for theory and practice of Management Science, p.110–120, https://mksm.sjm06.com/

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik / Kümpel, Jeremias

Steuerbarkeit von Gewinnen aus der Veräußerung von verschiedenen Kryptowährungen, Rezension zu BFH, Urt. v. 14.02.2023 – IX R 3/22

Zimmermann, Boris/ Knauf, Philip

Sustainable Logistics Analysing the truck market in regard to the potential of buying battery-electric trucks

MCSM Proceedings ISSN 2620-0597 Volume XVII, Issue (1) (2022), an international serial publication for theory and practice of Management Science, p. 121 –130 https://mksm.sjm06.com/

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Neubearbeitung der Kommentierung der §§ 46, 46c KWG (Maßnahmen bei Gefahr; insolvenzrechtliche Fristen und Haftungsfragen)

Comment on Kreditwesengesetz mit CRR, Hrsg. Beck/Samm/ Kokemoor, 229. Follow-up delivery December 2022, 68 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Kolb, Jana Anette

Beschlussfassung mit Online-Teilnahmen an der Wohnungseigentümerversammlung – Ausgestaltung, Beschlussprozedur und Anfechtung

Zeitschrift für Miet- und Raumrecht (ZMR) 2022, p. 933–943

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Elektronische Wertpapiere in der Zwangsvollstreckung

Zeitschrift für Zivilprozess (ZZP) 135. Band (2022) p. 479–512

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Neubearbeitung der Kommentierung des § 46b KWG (Insolvenzantrag)

Comment on Kreditwesengesetz mit CRR, Hrsg. Beck/Samm/ Kokemoor, 228. Anschlusslieferung November 2022, 64 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Kapitel Urheberrecht in der Insolvenz; Zwangsvollstreckung in das Urheberrecht; Ansprüche bei Rechtsverletzungen

Handbuch Urheberrecht (Hrsg. Marcel Bisges), Erich Schmidt Verlag, 2nd edition 2023

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Schweizer, Selina/ Kümpel, Jeremias

Das Kryptoverwahrgeschäft und der insolvenzrechtliche Rang der Kunden – Aussonderung oder Insolvenzquote?

Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftsrecht (ZIP) 2022, p. 2101–2113

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Schröder, Johannes

Der Vertragsschluss in der Selbstbedienungssituation

Neue Zeitschrift für Insolvenz- und Sanierungsrecht (NZI) 2023, p. 417 ff.

Recht Digital (RDi) 2023, p. 243–246

Jura Studium & Examen (JSE) 2023, p. 8–12

2023

Zimmermann, Boris/ Knauf, Philip

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Vertragliche Pfandrechte und Pfandverwertung betreffend elektronische Wertpapiere

Archiv für die civilistische Praxis (AcP) 222 (2022), p. 736–770

Kümpel, Jeremias

Der Stabilisierungs- und Restrukturierungsrahmen im Lichte des europäischen Beihilferechts

Zeitschrift für Restrukturierung und Insolvenz (ZRI) 2023, p. 233–247

Kopp, Fridtjof/ Lenk, Andreas

Die Haftung für Natureinflüsse – Sachbezogene Sicherungspflichten bei der actio negatoria und der polizeirechtlichen Zustandsverantwortlichkeit

Verwaltungsarchiv (VerwArch) 114 (2023), p. 107–137

Skauradszun, Dominik / Harnack, Alana Julia

Zur Einbettung der Beweislastverteilung nach § 327b Abs. 6 BGB in das deutsche Zivilprozessrecht

Zeitschrift für Zivilprozess (ZZP) 136. Band (2023), p. 3–22

Skauradszun, Dominik

Erstkommentierung der §§ 29, 30, 49–56 StaRUG (Instrumente des Stabilisierungs- und Restrukturierungsrahmens; Restrukturierungsfähigkeit; Stabilisierungsanordnung; Antrag; Voraussetzungen; Folge- und Neuanordnung; Anordnungsdauer; Folgen der Verwertungssperre; Vertragliche Wirkungen; Finanzsicherheiten u.a.)

Münchener Kommentar zum StaRUG, Hrsg. Stürner/Eidenmüller/Schoppmeyer/ Madaus, München 2023, 128 pages, total 2188 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik

Aktualisierung der Kommentierung der §§ 11, 12, 17–19, 43–49 WEG

Beck-Online Großkommentar zum Zivilrecht, C. H. Beck, München, Edition vom 09.03.2023, approx. 200 pages

2023

Skauradszun, Dominik/ Harnack, Alana Julia

Restrukturierungswidrige Beschlüsse

Zeitschrift für Unternehmens- und Gesellschaftsrecht (ZGR) 52 (2023), p. 71–107

2023

RESEARCH

AUTHORS

STUDENTS VISIT EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

VISIT TO THE “TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS” FAIR

EXCURSION TO THE HIGHER REGIONAL COURT

Last year, the Let's Talk! event series once again offered exciting discussions on current topics from business, society, culture and technology. Videos, interviews and guest speakers provided impetus for students and lecturers to engage in dialogue on an equal footing in a relaxed atmosphere. Whether it was about social background, climate change, artificial intelligence or happiness, there was always plenty to say and hear.

Students of International Business Management (B.Sc.) visited Eintracht Frankfurt e.V. to gain insights into international marketing. Nina Wiegand, a Master's student in International Management (M.Sc.), shared her experiences in international marketing at the club. It was interesting to hear which target groups and target markets are considered strategically important. The excursion also included the Eintracht Museum and stadium tours. Even football fans from other clubs were enthusiastic.

Students of the Master's programme Supply Chain Management visited the “Transport and Logistics” fair 2023 in Munich. They explored various exhibitors, exchanged views on telematics, supply chain solutions and cloudbased procurement. Especially telematics and transparency in supply chains were focus topics. At lunchtime, they visited the Geis Group stand and gained insights into corporate philosophy, innovation and sustainability.

Business law students visited the Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt am Main and attended a court hearing. The highest civil court in Hesse is the Oberlandesgericht (Higher Regional Court) in Frankfurt am Main. Its civil senates usually decide cases with three professional judges. On the day of the excursion, the 4th Civil Senate was hearing a case on the avoidance of transactions relating to contestable legal acts prior to the opening of insolvency proceedings. Judge Professor Dr Dominik Skauradszun, LL.M. is a member of this senate and presided over the hearing and gave the students a tour of the court. .

The participants contributed their different perspectives, experiences and opinions and the discourse was always lively. The concept, which has been running since 2021, met with great interest and will be continued in the following year.

We are grateful for the insights and wish Eintracht Frankfurt much success for their future football games.

After an informative day, they returned to Fulda and thanked Hans Geis GmbH + Co KG for the invitation.

PRACTICE TRANSFER

REVIEW OF THE YEAR LET'S TALK! 22/23

The excursion enabled the students to deepen their knowledge of civil procedure and insolvency law.

PRACTICE TRANSFER

DIGITALISATION EXPERIENCED LIVE AT FFT

Students from the “Digital Business” module of the IBM degree programme visited FFT, a leading company in the digitalisation of flexible manufacturing systems with headquarters in Fulda. With 30 participants, including professors, they gained impressive insights into robotics, augmented reality and the company's digital solutions. During the tour of part of the production hall, the students were given an insight into the assembly of systems, which often involve hundreds of robots. The tour of a robot cell, which demonstrated the coordinated work of two robots, was particularly fascinating. The visit offered practical experience and demonstrated the importance of digitalisation.

INNOVATIVE DEGREE PROGRAMME IN TAXATION STARTS

Every semester, the Sponsoring Association (Förderverein) of the Department of Business offers 3 scholarships in the amount of € 500. In the reporting period of the Annual Report 2023, 6 scholarships were awarded. The aim is to provide financial support for outstanding students who have already completed a semester abroad or an internship abroad or who will do so in the future.

The Fulda University of Applied Sciences and the Chamber of Tax Advisors of Hesse are launching the dual Bachelor's degree programme in Taxation in the winter semester of 2023/24. After four semesters, students can take the tax assistant examination. The degree programme offers three perspectives in taxation: tax firms, tax authorities and corporate tax departments. Each practical phase provides different experiences. Students sign contracts with practice partners and complete 13-week practical phases per semester. A fifth semester allows for a practical semester at home or abroad or lectures at a university abroad.

We would like to once again congratulate the winners of the scholarships of the Association of Sponsors, Mr Aha, Mr Attiqi, Ms Rimsha, Ms Schäfer, Mr Schuster and Ms Will, and wish them continued success in their future endeavours.

FORECAST

SPONSORING ASSOCIATION

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SCHOLARSHIP HOLDERS

The students can choose between the degrees B.A. and LL.B. The cooperation partners emphasises practice-oriented education.

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