Doctor in Economics from the University of Oxford, England. Chief Operating Officer of Asset Management in Hong Kong financial industry. Specializes in programming and statistical analysis. Extensive experience teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in economics and finance.
Education: D.Phil. (Oxon, 2000) in economics, M.Phil. (Cantab, 1994) in economic theory and econometrics, M.A. (St And, 1993) in economics and finance.
Interests: macroeconomics and finance, particularly risk, trade, growth, and labor markets. My main research interest revolves around dynamic issues in mathematical models (optimality and consistency).
My most recent teaching is in statistics and applied econonomics/finance courses. I have also taught courses in macro, micro, asset pricing, international economics, labor, and mathematical topics.
Asset management. Statistical analysis of financial markets.
Advising on securities and portfolio composition.
Day-to-day asset management, compliance.
Statistical analysis of global financial markets and portfolio construction for proprietary trading strategies
Undergraduate: Micro, Macro, Econometrics
Probability, Statistics, Data Management
Coordinator for Business Research Methods (BUSI3007)
Undergraduate: Investment, Portfolio, Risk & Return
Graduate: Economics & Strategy for MBA
Undergraduate: Macroeconomics & Microeconomics. Graduate: Money & Financial Markets, Managerial Economics
Undergraduate: Mathematics, International Finance, Macroeconomics. Graduate: Macroeconomic Theory, International Trade, Economic Growth
New Approaches to Economic Fluctuations (NASEF), Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR). Supervisor: Graziella Bertocchi
Graduate courses: Macroeconomics, Growth Theory, Political Economy
"Essays in Dynamic Economics: Growth, Unemployment, and Taxes" (September 2000). Supervisor: John Flemming (Oxford). Committee: Christopher Bliss (Oxford) and Charles Bean (LSE)