Gouvernance and Organisation

Bruno Bouchard studied at Dauphine, becoming the first Dauphine alumnus to be elected president of the university. 

He graduated from the BFA Magistère program and the MASE DEA at Dauphine, the latter of which he co-led for many years. 

It has since evolved into a Master’s program in applied mathematics specializing in economics and finance. He also directed a third-year track at ENSAE and has been actively involved in the creation and co-direction of the Executive Master in Quantitative Finance at Dauphine Executive Education, a version of which will soon open at the London campus. 

In 2016, Bruno Bouchard was appointed Vice-President of Dauphine’s Scientific Council. In this role, he spearheaded significant reforms, including enhancing the attractiveness of research laboratories, expanding international outreach, addressing disciplinary specificities, ensuring equitable resource allocation, and promoting the dissemination of scientific knowledge. For the past eight years, he has played a pivotal role in Dauphine’s evolution and the structuring of PSL. 

He has supported or directly led numerous strategic projects, including Graduate Programs, PR[AI]RIE, the DATA and cofund PSL programs, ISNS, PSL’s major initiatives such as TERRAE, and the Public Action Institute and its minor degree. These initiatives often integrate research, education, and engagement with society. Bruno Bouchard has also served as an associate editor of three leading international journals, a member of the editorial board for the Springer Finance Book series, and a member of the meetings committee for the Bachelier Finance Society, the foremost international organization in the field.