Assistant Professor of Finance and Business Economics,
USC Marshall School of Business
NBER Faculty Research Fellow (Asset Pricing)
PhD in Finance, 2014–2019, Stanford GSB.
USC Marshall School of Business
NBER Faculty Research Fellow (Asset Pricing)
PhD in Finance, 2014–2019, Stanford GSB.
I study how policy interventions, financial intermediation, and investor demand and beliefs shape government debt valuation, Treasury markets, and financial crises. My research spans theory, quantitative structural analysis, and empirical work.
My recent research centers on Government Debt Valuation and Sustainability. Overviews of key results appear on the Treasury Demand and Fiscal Beliefs websites.
What’s New
- Recent & upcoming presentations Fed Board Seminar · Kansas Fed Seminar · Georgetown Finance Seminar · NY Fed Seminar · Yale Finance Seminar · UCLA Finance Seminar · SF Fed Macro-Finance Workshop · WFA · Stanford SITE · UC Davis Economics Seminar
- Beliefs about Government Debt Valuation and Sustainability was posted as NBER Working Paper 35612 and was covered by the Financial Times and Central Banking.
- New paper: Dissecting Treasury Market Resilience.
- Quantitative Easing and Government Debt Sustainability was posted as NBER Working Paper 35421.