I am an Assistant Professor with the Finance Subject Area at the London Business School.
I am an Assistant Professor with the Finance Subject Area at the London Business School.
I use empirical methods to understand the government policies that foster financial development and the frictions that prevent that development. Conversely, I study how financial development feeds back into the development of government capacity.
I use empirical methods to understand the government policies that foster financial development and the frictions that prevent that development. Conversely, I study how financial development feeds back into the development of government capacity.
I completed a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Finance at Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics and minors in Mathematics and Classics Studies at the University of Florida.
I completed a Ph.D. and M.Phil. in Finance at Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics and minors in Mathematics and Classics Studies at the University of Florida.
Working Papers
Working Papers
Public Monitoring, Private Lending: Evidence From Tax Audit Reform in Ecuador. (Revise and Resubmit at The Review of Financial Studies)
Public Monitoring, Private Lending: Evidence From Tax Audit Reform in Ecuador. (Revise and Resubmit at The Review of Financial Studies)
Macrostructure Reform in an Inelastic Market: Evidence from Adoption of ETF Creation in Israel. With Polina Dovman, Ilan Gildin and Gitit Gur Gershgoren.
Macrostructure Reform in an Inelastic Market: Evidence from Adoption of ETF Creation in Israel. With Polina Dovman, Ilan Gildin and Gitit Gur Gershgoren.
Selected Work in Progress
Selected Work in Progress
Equilibrium effects of quality disclosure in higher education. With Felipe Brugués and Sebastián Otero.
Equilibrium effects of quality disclosure in higher education. With Felipe Brugués and Sebastián Otero.