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Home | News | New Candidate Fellow: Alberto Quaini
News | May 16, 2023

New Candidate Fellow: Alberto Quaini

Alberto Quaini is an Assistant Professor of Statistics at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

New Candidate Fellow: Alberto Quaini

Alberto obtained a PhD in Statistics at the University of Geneva, Zwitserland and then joined the same univesrity as postdoctoral researcher. During his postdoc he visited Columbia University, United States. His research lies at the intersection of Asset Pricing and Statistical Learning, with an emphasis on the development of the theory of penalized estimators and their applications to problems in financial econometrics.