Welcome!
I am a research economist at the Bank of England, and received a PhD in Economics from London Business School in 2025. My research explores the implications of climate change and business cycles for different households and firms.
Working Papers
Non-Essential Business Cycles, with Michele Andreolli and Paolo Surico — Revise and Resubmit, Review of Economic Studies
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Media coverage: JP Morgan Private Bank Insights
*Presented: PSE Macro Days, Barcelona School of Economics Summer Forum*, CREi/UPF*, Boston College*, LBS, Norges Bank*, EWMES, SEA*, RES*, ECB ChaMP Conference*, Midwest Macro, NASM of the Econometric Society*, SED, NBERSI (Monetary Economics)*, Oslo Macro Conference, Princeton*, Bocconi*, LSE* *Sheltering from Climate Risks
Presented: LBS, NYU Student Lunch, SED, EEA Congress 2025, Bank of England, DNB, IIES, Bocconi, LSE Finance, CREI, IFS, Imperial, WarwickCapital Vintage and the Carbon Premium, with Simon Gilchrist and Joseba Martinez
The Green Energy Transition in a Putty-Clay Model of Capital, with Simon Gilchrist and Joseba Martinez
Recipient of a grant from the Wheeler Institute, supported by the Sui Foundation
Presented: NYU Stern Macro lunch*, CREi/UPF*, Imperial*, Maryland*, Chicago*, SED*, 3CMFI, Bank of EnglandInflation Composition and Monetary Stabilization, with Michele Andreolli, Chiara Vergeat and Paolo Surico
Media coverage: Reuters, Expresso, Central Banking, Coindoo, Eco, AIInvest
Prepared for the ECB Forum on Central Banking, Sintra
Presented: EABCN/BoE Heterogeneous Agent Workshop, Boston College*, SEA Conference*, 24th Workshop on Macroeconomic Dynamics*, Empirical Macro Group at AEA Conference*, Fridays at the Boston Fed Workshop*, 14th International Research Forum in Monetary Policy*, BIS*, BSE Summer Forum*, SED*, EEAOrders of Importance: Gas, Renewables and the Macroeconomy, with Francesca Diluiso and Boro Wanengkirtyo
Presented: World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists 2026*, SURED 2026 Conference*, Summer School on Macroeconomic Modelling and Policy (University of Lorraine)*
** = Presentations by co-authors
The views here expressed are my own and do not represent those of the Bank of England.
