Financial Econometrics
Econometric methods for measuring, modeling, and interpreting financial-market behavior, with attention to volatility, dependence, and risk transmission.
Junior Associate Professor, School of Management, Tokyo University of Science
Researcher in financial econometrics, financial time-series analysis, data science in finance, and empirical finance, with a focus on risk spillovers and sustainable finance.
About
I am a Junior Associate Professor in the School of Management at Tokyo University of Science. My research focuses on financial econometrics, financial time-series analysis, data science in finance, and empirical finance. I study how risks are transmitted across markets and economic systems, and how sustainable finance relates to financial stability, investment behavior, and real economic activity.
Research
Econometric methods for measuring, modeling, and interpreting financial-market behavior, with attention to volatility, dependence, and risk transmission.
Empirical analysis of dynamic financial data, including forecasting, market fluctuations, cross-market linkages, and changes in risk over time.
Study of how shocks, uncertainty, and financial stress propagate across assets, sectors, countries, and the broader financial system.
Research on sustainable investment, green finance, climate-related financial risk, and the interaction between sustainability and market performance.
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Teaching
東京理科大学
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