Department of Mathematics & Statistics
Quant. Finance Researcher and Statistician with expertise in high-frequency financial data modelling, volatility forecasting, copula-based dependence, VaR/ES estimation, and machine learning in finance. Grounded in limit theorems and statistical inference for stochastic processes, my work bridges rigorous theory and applied financial econometrics to address real-world risk and portfolio decisions.
Quant Risk | Machine Learning in Finance | Copulas Modelling
Associate Professor of Statistics at Qatar University with more than 15 years of experience across academia, applied research, and industrial R&D, including a former role as Permanent Research Engineer at EDF R&D, Électricité de France, in Paris.
My research develops nonparametric and semiparametric statistical methods for financial risk modelling, with applications in credit risk, energy markets, and financial time series. I have published more than 25 journal articles in journals including the Electronic Journal of Statistics, Journal of Multivariate Analysis, Annals of Operations Research, Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, and Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference.
I have taught a broad range of graduate and undergraduate courses in statistics, probability, time series, regression, statistical learning, and statistical computing across Qatar University, UAE University, and the University of Reading. I have supervised PhD, MSc, and BSc students on topics including functional regression, copula-based classification, volatility modelling, and real-time risk monitoring.