Welcome!


I am a Ph.D. Candidate in Finance at the Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University, and I will be on the 2025–26 academic job market.

My research centers on empirical asset pricing, with a particular interest in institutional investor behavior, demand system models, and the use of large-scale datasets. I am fascinated by how institutional trading decisions shape asset prices and how these decisions are influenced by the information investors receive.

In my job market paper, I explore how investors respond to the publication of market anomalies in academic research. Using a demand system asset pricing framework, I measure how investor demand shifts and how these changes affect market outcomes.

Prior to my doctoral studies, I earned a master’s degree in Financial Engineering, which equipped me with a strong foundation in quantitative modeling and data analysis, tools I continue to apply in my research.