I am a highly motivated and results-driven economist with a strong educational background in theoretical and empirical economics, complemented by invaluable experience in research and financial risk management. Holding a PhD degree in Law & Economics from the University of Turin, I bring a solid academic foundation to my work.
I specialize in banking and financial regulations, with a focus on model risk management and model validation. My work includes validating credit risk models to meet ECB, Basel II/IV, and IFRS9 standards, and advising clients on model risk frameworks, market benchmarks, and tech-driven solutions.
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PhD in Law & Economics, 2016
University of Turin
MSc in Economics, 2012
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
BSc in Economics, 2010
University of Economics in Prague
My expertise lies primarily in banking and financial regulations, with a specialized focus on two key areas: model risk management and model validation.
In model validation, I concentrate on credit risk models, covering audit, validation processes, and methodological design, while ensuring compliance with regulations such as the ECB Guidelines, Basel II, and IFRS 9.
In the area of model risk, I provide advisory services to clients, offering insights into model risk frameworks, conducting comprehensive market surveys and benchmarks, and contributing to the development of end-to-end technological solutions.
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My research philosophy is that good economic history is a combination of extensive knowledge of historical facts with the rigor of rational choice theory. As a result, my research interests are mainly in microeconomic history. In particular, I specialize in microeconomic analysis of historical institutions.
I am currently a Research Fellow at Monetary Research Center of University of National and World Economy in Bulgaria. I hold Ph.D. degree in Comparative Analysis of Institutions, Economics & Law from the University of Turin.
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