I am a researcher in sustainable finance and financial econometrics, studying how shocks in energy markets and macro-financial uncertainty shape corporate behaviour and asset pricing. My work integrates empirical rigour with practical insight, exploring how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance influences firms’ resilience to volatility.

My research pipeline is dynamic, linking sustainability, volatility, and financial stability across equity, credit, and macro-financial domains. I work in sustainable finance and financial econometrics, analysing how shocks in oil and energy markets propagate through firms’ financing costs, equity performance, and economic stability — and how ESG performance moderates that transmission.

I currently have one paper at Revise & Resubmit (“ESG as a Mitigator of Oil Volatility Risk,” Energy Economics) and another under review (“ESG as a Credible Signal: Implications for the Cost of Debt under Oil Price Volatility,”  Financial Review Special Issue, after being presented at FEM 2025, Paris). I also collaborate with Dr Efthimios Nikolakopoulos on a project identifying bull- and bear-market regimes, and I am developing a Bayesian VAR framework that extends one of my thesis chapters to capture time-varying oil-price transmission dynamics.

I combine this academic work with earlier experience at a London–New York hedge fund, where I developed Python-based risk tools and scenario-analysis frameworks. In teaching, I value clarity, inclusion, and curiosity — creating classrooms where students question ideas and build confidence through understanding.

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