Full name: Veridiana de Andrade Nogueira
Education:
2016–2021: PhD in Economics University of Essex, UK
Thesis: Essays on Labour Supply and Growth: with Emphasis on Skills and Input-Output Linkages (http://repository.essex.ac.uk/31206/)
2014–2015: MA in Economics Simon Fraser University, Canada
Dissertation: Is that where you work or what you do? Understanding job polarization in Brazil (http://summit.sfu.ca/item/15411)
2013–2014: Graduate studies in Economics Simon Fraser University, Canada
2013 (Jan.-July): Graduate studies in Economics University of Southampton, UK
2009–2011: Master Degree in Financial Macroeconomics Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Brazil
Dissertation: Transmission of exchange rate fluctuations to inflation rates in Brazil: estimating the pass-through using structural vector error correction model (http://bibliotecadigital.fgv.br/dspace/handle/10438/9350)
2004–2006: Graduate studies in Economics Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
1996–2002: Bachelor in Economics Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Research project: The Calculus of Consent: an Alternative Approach to Welfare Economics
Short courses:
LSE Methods - Tools for Macroeconomists: The Essentials (with Prof. Wouter Den Haan and Dr. Petr Sedlacek)
StataCorp: Programming an Estimation Command in Stata and Mata (with David M. Duckker)
Experience:
2022 - current: UBS (Krakow, Poland)
Risk modelling and analytics specialist
• constructing macroeconomic and climate scenarios for business planning and stress testing purposes, with a focus on forecasting indicators such as GDP, inflation, equity indices, interest rates and exchange rates
• utilizing methodologies and econometric models for forecasting macroeconomic and financial variables under baseline and stress conditions
• being actively involved in the main regulatory initiatives and resulting new developments
• making sound scenario assumptions by means of robust research and monitoring of environmental, political, macroeconomic and market developments
• interacting with different teams across UBS for scenario analysis
2017-2019: University of Essex (Colchester, United Kingdom)
Teaching assistant
• Mathematical Methods (Prof. Melvyn Coles)
• Intermediate Macroeconomics (Prof. Gianluigi Vernasca)
2013-2015: Simon Fraser University (Vancouver, Canada)
Teaching assistant
• Intermediate Macroeconomics (Prof. John Knowles)
• Money and Banking (Lecturer David Cox)
• International Economics (Prof. Nicolas Schmitt and Prof. Stephen Easton)
2009-2012: Safra Asset Management (São Paulo, Brazil)
Senior economist
• Working on the trading desk, in a fast-paced environment
• Using high frequency data and real-time news to support traders in their investment decisions
• In charge of the macroeconomic analysis of domestic data, including inflation, exchange rate, GDP and interest rate forecasts
• Formulating models, writing articles and making presentations
• Several appearances in the Central Bank of Brazil's "Top 5" rankings (monthly acknowledgment of the most accurate forecasts)
2006-2009: Banco Safra (São Paulo, Brazil)
Economist
• In charge of macroeconomic analysis and forecasts for Brazil
• Several appearances in the Central Bank of Brazil's "Top 5" rankings
• Updating and improving the database, estimating models, writing reports and making presentations
• Assistance to brokerage, treasury desk, asset management and external customers
2003: FIPE – Fundação Instituto de Pesquisas Econômicas
Research assistant
• Supporting a research project assessing the determinants of poverty in Brazil
• Running estimations in SAS Software using the National Household Sample Survey (PNAD) microdata
1999-2002: LCA Consultores (São Paulo, Brazil)
Intern and Junior Economist
• Statistical tracking of key economic variables
• Recast of the macroeconomic data bank
• Trained in analysis and forecasts of variables linked to public finances and external accounts
Computer skills:
Stats etc.: STATA, R, E-Views, SAS, MATLAB
Typography: LaTeX, Microsoft Office
Spreadsheet: Microsoft Excel (VBA)
Languages:
Portuguese: Native
English: Fluent
Spanish: Intermediate
German: Beginner
Polish: Beginner