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Since Fall 2022, I've proudly served as an Assistant Professor of Finance within the College of Business at the University of Rhode Island.
My research journey is dedicated to the complexities of empirical asset pricing, institutional investors, and mutual funds. My recent focus has been on dissecting market frictions and the intricate trading behaviors of mutual fund managers. I have published my work in various prestigious academic journals, including the Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Banking & Finance, Journal of Empirical Finance, Journal of Financial Research, Financial Review, Finance Research Letters, and Journal of Business Research.
In my teaching role, I lead courses covering Fintech, Introduction to Financial Data Analytics, and Empirical Asset Pricing at the Ph.D. level. On the undergraduate front, I guide students through Introduction to Financial Data Analytics. This hands-on course equips them with Python skills for analyzing financial data, building portfolios, assessing performance, and applying factor models for deeper insights. Within the Fintech course, I provide students with a unique lens to observe the transformation of financial services driven by technology. From the intricate world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies to the precision of robo-advising and AI-powered decisions, my students embark on a journey to gain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic forces steering modern finance.
My past endeavors include instructing courses encompassing corporate finance, financial management, financial statement analysis, mutual fund management, investments, and econometrics. As the financial sector undergoes a transformative upheaval, my commitment remains steadfast: equipping students with pragmatic skills for triumph in the ever-evolving finance sphere.
My research journey is dedicated to the complexities of empirical asset pricing, institutional investors, and mutual funds. My recent focus has been on dissecting market frictions and the intricate trading behaviors of mutual fund managers. I have published my work in various prestigious academic journals, including the Journal of Financial Economics, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, Journal of Banking & Finance, Journal of Empirical Finance, Journal of Financial Research, Financial Review, Finance Research Letters, and Journal of Business Research.
In my teaching role, I lead courses covering Fintech, Introduction to Financial Data Analytics, and Empirical Asset Pricing at the Ph.D. level. On the undergraduate front, I guide students through Introduction to Financial Data Analytics. This hands-on course equips them with Python skills for analyzing financial data, building portfolios, assessing performance, and applying factor models for deeper insights. Within the Fintech course, I provide students with a unique lens to observe the transformation of financial services driven by technology. From the intricate world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies to the precision of robo-advising and AI-powered decisions, my students embark on a journey to gain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic forces steering modern finance.
My past endeavors include instructing courses encompassing corporate finance, financial management, financial statement analysis, mutual fund management, investments, and econometrics. As the financial sector undergoes a transformative upheaval, my commitment remains steadfast: equipping students with pragmatic skills for triumph in the ever-evolving finance sphere.
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