Bazil Sansom

Research Fellow - Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology @University Of Warwick - Warwick Business School

Bristol, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Oct 2021 — Present

Research Fellow - Gillmore Centre for Financial Technology @University Of Warwick - Warwick Business School

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Coventry, GB

Research coordination - we are an interdisciplinary research centre and lab working to bring together researchers from a broad range of disciplines at Warwick and beyond working on issues in emerging technologies and finance, including: AI and ML; CBDCs, digital currencies and DeFi; FMI and payments and other topics.

EDUCATION

2002 — 2006

SOAS University of London

BA, Japanese Studies

2015 — 2018

Kingston University

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Economics

2010 — 2011

SOAS University of London

Graduate Diploma, Economics

2011 — 2012

University of East Anglia

MSc, Economics

SKILLS

StrategyProject ManagementRisk ManagementTeam ManagementBenefit Cost AnalysisStataGovernmentGovernanceMicrosoft WordFinancial AnalysisFluent JapaneseCredit AnalysisImpact AssessmentFrenchBusiness AnalysisStrategic PlanningCommercial BankingPowerpointMicrosoft ExcelResearchStrategic Business ChangeMicrosoft OfficePolicyEconomics

ABOUT BAZIL SANSOM

I am an economist, policy analyst and strategist. My current research program is focussed on structural sources of systemic risk and inefficiency in financial markets, liquidity issues, financial market infrastructure and technology. I also have work on housing market dynamics, and the macro/housing/finance nexus. Previously I have led work for government on local public services and finance, housing, and on strategy, business planning and change management; I have also taken analytical lead for asset portfolios in a variety of different industries as a research and credit analyst for commercial banking. Methodologically, my interests include network theory, nonstationary time series analysis, wavelets based time-frequency methods, empirical and analytical methods in nonlinear dynamics, complex systems, computational methods. Other academic specialisations and interests include behavioural economics and experimental methodologies and their application for policy.

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