Mathematical and Computational Finance Members
Visitors
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Research Interests:
I am a DPhil student in Mathematical and Computational Finance group which is a part of Mathematical Institute at University of Oxford. I have a Masters degree in Mathematical and Computational Finance from University of Oxford. I also have a BS(Mathematics) from COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Pakistan. I am a member of Lady Margaret Hall and an associate member of Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitative Finance. I am working on mortgage backed securities with Dr. Ben Hambly. I worked on the techniques of modelling and pricing these securities in a structural framework for large portfolios. This involves proving the existence and uniqueness of resulting stochastic partial differential equations, solving them numerically and estimating the parameters using market data through calibration. Prizes, Awards and Scholarships:
Associate member of Oxford-Man Institute (July 2010/--) Teaching:
TA: MScMCF, Financial Derivatives MT 2008
TA: MScMCF, Stochastic Calculus and Fixed Income Markets HT 2009 Tutor: MScMCF, Financial Derivatives MT 2009 Tutor: MScMCF, Stochastic Calculus and Fixed Income Markets HT 2010 Tutor: MScMCF, Practical Stochastic Calculus/Asset Pricing MT 2010 Demonstrator: Mathematics with MuPad MT 2010/-- Further Details:
Member of the Consultative Committee for Graduates (CCG) 2010/2011 Student representative on Mathematical Institute Buildings Committee 2010/2011 Student representative on the MPLS Divisional Graduate Joint Consultative Forum 2011/2012 |
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Research Interests:
I worked in the Mathematical and Computational Finance Group which is part of the Mathematical Institute at the University of Oxford. I completed my BA degree in Mathematics at the University of Cambridge and my MSc in Mathematics & Finance at Imperial College, London. I recently completed my PhD research in Mathematical Finance. The PhD was funded by a CASE Award made jointly between the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and Nomura Bank. My PhD supervisor was Dr Christoph Reisinger and I was a Senior Scholar at Hertford College. I completed a 6 month Post-Doctorate Scholarship as part of the PhD-Plus scheme piloted by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). I then held a Nomura Postdoctorate at the Mathematical Instutute at the University of Oxford in conjuction with a Junior Research Fellowship at Wadham College. I am now an Academic Visitor in Mathematical Finance at Oxford University. In my research I consider a Bayesian approach to calibrating non-parametric financial models. This enables computation of a distribution of prices for financial derivatives and hence some measure of the model uncertainty in the prices and risk. In addition I have developed analytic consistency properties for Bayesian estimators and designed optimal Bayesian hedging strategies. Further details regarding my research interests and other academic matters can be found at my homepage. Prizes, Awards and Scholarships:
My full CV is available on request. Further Details:
My website is http://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/~gupta/ |


