About Me
Hello! I am an Assistant Professor in the Finance Unit at Harvard Business School, where my academic work is deeply rooted in household finance research. My primary focus is on studying the economically vulnerable populations in the United States, employing a comprehensive, data-driven approach to uncover insightful trends and patterns. My work encompasses a range of critical areas including Fintech, climate risk impacts on households, housing markets, and the exploration of household financial fragility across the U.S., delving into its underlying causes and implications. My projects are geared towards understanding the interplay between financial systems and the everyday economic challenges faced by individuals. For those interested in the depth and breadth of my research, I invite you to explore the data section of my website. There, you'll find downloadable insights, visual representations of key metrics, and a detailed look into the data that drives my research, offering a unique perspective on the financial realities shaping lives today