Born and raised in Geneva, Switzerland, I've always been passionate about finance. What captivated me the most was its multidisciplinary nature, weaving together economics, mathematics, probabilities, statistics, and more. After completing my Master's thesis on risk estimation in a portfolio choice context, I embarked on a Ph.D. in finance, where I discovered a passion for research and the opportunity to engage in teaching work.

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During my doctoral journey, I authored two papers on Asset Pricing and one on Portfolio Allocation, combining rigorous theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis. To accomplish this, I developed essential computer programming skills. Completing the thesis required perseverance, resilience in the face of challenges, and independence to drive my research forward - qualities that have become integral to my character. 

 

Today, I look forward to applying my expertise to real-world challenges in the finance industry, utilizing my knowledge to make a meaningful impact in practice. 

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