I am an Assistant Professor in Finance at INSEAD. My research focuses on financial intermediation, insurance and household finance. 

In ongoing work,  I show how gaps in consumer protection regulation have allowed insurers to recover losses in guaranteed return products after the financial crisis. I examine how differences in historical regulation have shaped the availability of private-sector provided market risk insurance across countries, and how compensation structures in the securities industry shape the quality of financial advice. 

My research has won the Western Finance Association Best Paper Award, the BlackRock Applied Research Award, the CEPR Household Finance Best Paper Award, the Econ Job Market Best Paper Award from the European Economic Association and the UniCredit Foundation, and the Doctoral Student Best Paper Award from the Eastern Finance Association.

I will next present at the Adam Smith Conference on April 18-19th, the Boulder Summer Conference on Financial Decision Making on May 12-14th, the Insead Finance Symposium on June 4-5th, HEC on June 6th, and the CEPR European Symposium on Financial Markets on July 14-19th.