Research Interest
Macroeconomics
Welcome to my personal website
I am a Fix-Term Lecturer in Economics at the School of Economics at the University of Edinburgh. My research focuses on macroeconomic policy and credit markets. My work combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis to better understand the interplay between credit supply and demand and the macroeconomy.
Research Highlights
- July 2026: Job Market Paper: “Who Bears the Burden of Bank Capital Regulation? Buffers, Risk Weights, and the Supply of Credit” — new draft circulated
- May 2026: My paper “Does Household Debt affect the Transmission Mechanism of Monetary Policy” has been published in Macroeconomic Dynamics
- March 2026: New Working Paper: “The Bank Profit Channel of Monetary Policy” with Jiening Le
- February 2026: My project “Productivity Growth and the Fiscal Sustainability Programme in the United Kingdom” has received funding from the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
- January 2026: My paper Banking Heterogeneity, Credit Supply and Economic Growth (Slides) has been published at the International Review of Economics and Finance.
Explore My Work
Research
Macroeconomic policy, credit markets, household debt, and banking — publications, working papers, and an interactive explorer.
Teaching
Open course materials in Programming & Numerical Methods and Deep Learning for Macroeconomics — interactive notebooks and Colab links.
Consulting & Policy
Applied research for central banks, regulators, and government — fiscal sustainability, macro modelling, and data strategy.