My research sits at the intersection of financial markets, human behaviour and sustainability. I work across three main areas: credit risk, where I study how default risk is priced in corporate and sovereign markets, including credit default swap markets; behavioural finance and media, where I examine how news, sentiment and economic narratives influence financial markets; and climate risk, where I explore how global warming affects the default risk of firms, particularly smaller businesses that are often overlooked in the existing literature.

My early work with Lina El-Jahel on the pricing of defaultable bonds introduced a hybrid credit risk model that has been cited in academic textbooks and applied by researchers in the field.

My research has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council and published in leading journals including the Journal of Banking and Finance, the Journal of Corporate Finance, the Journal of Money Credit and Banking and the European Journal of Finance. I have presented my work at the American Finance Association, European Finance Association and Western Finance Association conferences.


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