Short CV
Employment
2018 - present: Tenure-track Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Rutgers University
2017 - 2018: NSF Postdoctoral Researcher, Rutgers (mentor: Dan Ocone)
2016 - 2017: NSF Postdoctoral Researcher, UT-Austin (mentor: Mihai Sirbu)
Education:
2016: Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University (advisor: Dmitry Kramkov)
2011: M.S. in Mathematical Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University
2008: B.S. in Computer Science with a minor in Computational Finance, Carnegie Mellon University
External Funding:
2016-2018: NSF DMS#1606253, Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, $150,000. (PI)
2017: NSF DMS#1713013, Mathematical Finance, Probability, and Partial Differential Equations Conference, $20,000. (co-PI)
2019-2022: NSF DMS#1908255, Interest Rates and Transaction Costs in Incomplete Equilibria, $150,595. (PI)
Publications and Preprints:
Stability of utility maximization in nonequivalent markets. Finance & Stochastics 20, 511-541 (2016). arXiv
Muckenhoupt's (A_p) condition and the existence of the optimal martingale measure with Dmitry Kramkov. Stochastic Processes and their Applications 126(9), 2615-2633 (2016). arXiv
Existence of a Radner equilibrium in a model with transaction costs. Mathematics and Financial Economics 12(4), 517-539 (2018). arXiv
An incomplete equilibrium with a stochastic annuity with Gordan Zitkovic. Finance & Stochastics 24, 359–382 (2020). arXiv
Price impact equilibrium with transaction costs and TWAP trading with Eunjung Noh. Mathematics and Financial Economics 16:187–204 (2021). arXiv
Endogenous Noise Trackers in a Radner Equilibrium with Jin Hyuk Choi. SIAM Journal on Financial Mathematics 13(4), 1326-1343 (2022). arXiv
Existence of an equilibrium with limited participation. Forthcoming in Finance & Stochastics (2023). arXiv
A multi-agent targeted trading equilibrium with transaction costs with Jin Hyuk Choi and Jetlir Duraj. Forthcoming in SIAM Journal on Financial Mathematics (2023).
PhD Advising:
2023 - (expected) 2026: Kayla Gibson, Rutgers University
2023 - (expected) 2026: Daniela Elizondo, Rutgers University
Postdoc Mentoring:
2018 - 2021: Eunjung (Jenny) Noh, Hill Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Rutgers University
Summer 2020: Jetlir Duraj, Summer research assistant in Mathematics, Rutgers University
Organization:
2017 - 2020: Co-organizer of the Mathematical Finance and Probability seminar
May 2017: Co-organizer of the Mathematical Finance, Probability, and Partial Differential Equations Conference
April 2018: Co-organizer of the Princeton-Rutgers Math Finance Day
June 2019: Co-organizer of the Rutgers Equilibrium Theory Summer School and Workshop
April 2020: Co-organizer of Broad Directions in Mathematical Finance - cancelled due to the pandemic
October 2022: Co-organizer of the 6th Eastern Conference on Mathematical Finance
June 2023: Co-organizer of the Women in Mathematical Finance Conference
July 2024: Co-organizer of the Equilibrium Summer School
Select Presentations:
June 2015: Methods of Mathematical Finance, a Conference in Honor of Steve Shreve's 65th Birthday
April 2018: Minicourse on Partial Differential Equations in Math Finance for Women in Math at Carnegie Mellon
May 2018: Stochastic Analysis and its Applications at Casa Matemática Oaxaca (CMO)
June 2022: Advances in Mathematical Finance and Optimal Transport
October 2022: Conference for Junior Female Researchers in Probability 2022 in Berlin, Germany
Outreach:
I am deeply committed to mathematical outreach in the community at large. See my Outreach page for more details.