Greta Burkill Fellow in Economics; Director of Studies
Economics
Fellow
Degrees
- DPhil in Finance, University of Oxford
- MFin in Finance, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- MASt in Mathematics, University of Cambridge
- MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Imperial College London
Awards & Prizes
- 2021-22 Said Foundation “Best Finance Paper”, Jan. 2023
- Said Business School PhD Scholarship: University of Oxford 2016 - 2021
Research Interests
My research interests centre around macro-finance, theoretical and empirical asset pricing and general equilibrium, with current work focusing on topics such as the implications of market structure on asset returns and the impact of belief disagreement and default on the macroeconomy.
Biography
Fanis joined Murray Edwards as a Fellow and Lecturer in 2023. He is currently an assistant teaching professor in Economics, with prior qualifications in Finance (DPhil and MFin) and Mathematics (Part III) from Oxford, MIT and Cambridge, respectively. His academic interests lie at the intersection of finance and macroeconomics. He also enjoys teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses related to those areas. Furthermore, he acts as personal tutor for undergraduate students.
Publications
Working Papers
- “Heterogeneous Beliefs, Risk Amplification, and Asset Returns” (with Seung Joo Lee and Goutham Gopalakrishna), SSRN WP
- “Divided Government, Real Growth and Stock Returns” (with Dean Ryu and Mungo Wilson), Said Business School WP
- “The 'Matthew Effect' in Asset Returns: Winners and Losers from Entry”, SSRN WP