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I am a Senior Associate in the Economics Department at Financial Conduct Authority. I hold a PhD in Economics from the University of Nottingham.

My research interests are in consumer decision-making, and lie at the intersection of economics, psychology and finance. My work is motivated by insights from behavioural economics to answer policy-relevant questions. In my research, I aim to understand how and why consumers make decisions, including behavioural biases that affect their decisions, and to provide policy recommendations to improve consumer welfare. I use microeconometrics, experimental methods in the laboratory and field, and machine learning techniques to identify causal relationships and answer research questions.

My CV can be found here.