Pensions and retirement
Corporate and occupational annuities, retirement provision, and the institutions behind long-term saving.
Economics and finance
An interest in markets.
A perspective on the long term.
I am an economics graduate student at Vanderbilt University, exploring pension systems, institutional investment, and applied economic analysis.
My academic background brings together economics and business management. I am interested in how economic incentives and financial institutions shape decisions over time, particularly how pension systems support retirement security. I enjoy connecting economic ideas with practical research and clear communication.
Corporate and occupational annuities, retirement provision, and the institutions behind long-term saving.
Financial markets, investment research, and the needs of institutional clients.
Using economic theory, data, and empirical reasoning to understand real-world questions.
Vanderbilt University
Graduate study in Economics
Graduate Program in Economic Development
Microeconomics · Macroeconomics
Econometrics · International finance
University of Birmingham
Studies in Business Management
Corporate finance · Accounting
Project and risk management
My internship experience spans pension and asset management organizations, with work in equity research, annuity market analysis, and client presentation materials. These experiences have strengthened my interest in financial institutions and the value of careful, evidence-based analysis.
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