Lecturer in Finance, Bangor University
I am a Lecturer in Finance here at Bangor University and Lead of the Institute of European Finance’s “Financial Innovation and Data Analytics” research group.
My current research focus is on:
Modelling dynamic systems to explore how they respond to regulatory and external changes,
Retail investor behaviour
Predictive data analytics in a variety of business settings to enhance decision making.
I also have research interests in: Labour Economics, Data Analytics, Stock Recommendations, Credit Ratings, Regulation and policy impact.
My background includes:
Head of Data and Analytics at a Financial Technology start-up analysing the performance of stock recommendations
PhD was in Banking and Finance where I investigated the impact of new regulation on Credit Rating Agency and Bank behaviour and applied a dynamic computer modelling technique to the task (Dynamic Structural Estimation modelling and Discrete Choice Dynamic Programming).
Held roles both in data scientist and as a mathematician/statistician.
The Alun Turing Institute’s Bangor Theme Champion for “Economy and Finance, Autonomous Systems”.
Undergraduate BSc (Hons) in Physics from University of Warwick.
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