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The candidate is a Ph.D. candidate specializing in Finance and International Macroeconomics. The candidate has teaching experience at the graduate level and has received high evaluations for courses. The candidate's research focuses on the impact of investor composition on bond price dynamics and capital allocation during credit cycles. The candidate has presented work at various conferences and has a publication in the Quarterly Journal of Economics. The candidate's research has important implications for macro-prudential regulation.

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2016-2017: Quantitative Researcher Researched and analyzed financial data in New York, NY.

2017-Present: Ph.D. Candidate in Economics Currently working towards completing a thesis titled "Essays in Finance and International Macroeconomics" by May 2022.

Fall 2019: Teaching Fellow for International Macroeconomics and Finance.

Fall 2019-20: Teaching Fellow for Macro-Finance.

2020: Received the John Hall Jones Research Fund Award and Certificate of Distinction in Teaching.

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Presentations: Presented at AEA Annual Meeting, and HM Treasury in 2020.

Refereeing: Reviewed papers for Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of the European Economic Association, and Journal of International Money and Finance.

Organizer: Organized the Harvard International Economics Student Workshop.

Job Market Paper: Researched the impact of investor composition on bond price dynamics and capital allocation outcomes.

Publications: Published in Quarterly Journal of Economics on global capital flows and the role of tax havens.

Research Papers in Progress: Working on a model of international tax haven usage and multinational taxation.