About

I am a researcher in financial economics focusing on empirical asset pricing, fixed-income markets, and the interaction between pension-fund flows, illiquidity, and sovereign yield curves in emerging economies. My emerging research interests also include empirical corporate finance and corporate governance, especially the role of institutional investors, ownership structures, and financial frictions in shaping firm and market outcomes.

I am currently completing a Master’s in Economic Engineering at the National University of Engineering (UNI) in Lima, where I specialize in asset-pricing theory, econometrics, and Latin American capital markets. My recent work includes term-structure modelling for sovereign bond markets and event-study analyses of large pension-fund withdrawals from Peruvian equity and fixed-income markets.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Economic Engineering from UNI and have worked in research and analytics roles in the Peruvian financial sector, contributing to projects on sovereign debt, pension funds, market microstructure, and institutional-investor behavior.

For a concise overview of my education, research projects, and professional experience, please see my CV.