About me
I am a PhD student in Finance and Economics at the Department of Economics and Business Economics at Aarhus University. My research lies at the intersection of household finance and behavioural finance, with a focus on decision-making under ambiguity and uncertainty.
I study how investors form beliefs, process information, and adjust their portfolios. My work combines theoretical models of choice under uncertainty with detailed investor- and transaction-level data.
Research interests
More specifically, I am interested in:
- ambiguity and information processing in financial markets
- preference heterogeneity and retail trading decisions
- belief formation, probability weighting, and investor attention
- household portfolio allocation and trading behaviour
Education and experience
I am currently completing my PhD at Aarhus University. Before joining Aarhus, I completed an MSc in Economics at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and earlier studies in Germany and the United Kingdom. I have previously worked as an external consultant at the OECD and as a research intern at the Deutsche Bundesbank.
In October and November this year I will be visiting Kim Peijnenburg at Tilburg University.