My CV is available here.
I am a PhD candidate in the Accounting and Finance group at the University of Edinburgh Business School and I am on the 2024-2025 job market. My research focuses on how changing climate patterns and biodiversity loss impact financial markets and corporate dynamics, with a particular interest in applying geospatial climate and environmental data. I was a visiting scholar at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University for the Fall 2024 semester.
I will be attending the Baruch/Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis Climate Finance Conference in NY in March.
Before my starting my PhD, I spent time as an economist at Moody's Analytics in Philadelphia and London. There, I developed retail stress testing models at the vintage, loan, and pool level for several large U.S. banks submitting to the Federal Reserve’s CCAR and DFAST programs for regulatory compliance.
Research Interests
Climate Finance
Empirical Asset pricing
Corporate Finance
Causal Inference
Education
Ph.D. in Financial Technology
University of Edinburgh Business School
Expected before summer of 2025
Visiting Scholar at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs
2024
MSc in Data Science, 2019
Northwestern University
BA in Economics (major) and Math (minor), 2015
Haverford College
Awards and Recognition
Best PhD Paper Award
Principles of Responsible Investing Academic Conference
American Finance Association Travel Grant
2023, 2025
European Finance Association Travel Grant
2024
Moody’s Analytics Modeller of the Year
2019