Senior Lecturer in Economics, University of Oxford
Department of Economics · Saïd Business School
I am a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Oxford, where I teach Macroeconomics and Macro-Finance for Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) and Saïd Business School, Quantitative Economics for The Queen's College, and AI, Machine Learning, Computational Finance and FinTech at Worcester College.
I supervise students in the Department of Economics.
Before Oxford, I taught at Warwick Economics, Warwick Business School, and the Bank of England.
My research focuses on central bank communication and monetary-policy transmission, using text as data, high-frequency financial data, and evidence on AI and data governance to study how markets and firms respond.
Research · March 2026
Artificial intelligence makes data more productive, but it also makes data more costly to govern. This paper asks where that governance cost shows up in firms' own risk disclosures.
News · 6 November 2026
A free PDF reader and editor for Mac, Windows, Linux and the browser, with AI built in, that keeps documents on your own device.
News · 24 October 2026
A Python package and LLM skill for extracting personnel records with source quotations, native dates and explicit uncertainty.
Research · September 2026
An independent extension of the Anthropic Economic Index: published occupational activity across countries, transparent classification links, publication support and external validation.
Teaching · Worcester College, Oxford
An eight-day Oxford summer course. Valuation, bonds, stocks, risk, derivatives, central-bank news, digital money and payments, assessed by eight day quizzes and two weekly examinations.
Papers on central bank communication, text as data, monetary policy, climate finance, AI and data governance.
Teaching across Oxford, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Warwick, and the Bank of England.
Websites, data and software: Ottoman Bureaucracy, football forecasting, AI use and ekonomi.org.tr.
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