I am a Ph.D. candidate in Finance at the Wharton School.

I build data-driven theoretical and quantitative models to study cross-sector credit, liquidity, and risk flows between banks and non-depository financial institutions.

By quantifying these dynamics, my research sheds light on the design of our financial system. My recent work examines how contractual arrangements in a connected financial system shape financial stability and macroeconomic outcomes. It informs policies on government guarantees and on the spillovers of capital and off-balance-sheet regulations across financial sectors.

I am on the 2025–26 job market. Before my Ph.D., I earned a B.A. in Applied Mathematics (with minors in Music and German) from UC Berkeley and an M.I.A. in International Finance and Economic Policy from Columbia University.

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

- Macro-finance

- Financial Contracts

- Bank and Nonbank Financial Intermediation

- Household Finance, Family Macro

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