About

My primary professional interest lies in Climate and Spatial Finance, a dynamic field that integrates geospatial data and technology with traditional financial methods. I am captivated by the potential of harnessing spatial information, including satellite imagery and geographic data, to enhance financial decision-making processes. Specifically, I am drawn to exploring the intersections of Spatial Finance in climate risk assessment, Geospatial ESG considerations, and the development of financial instruments using geoinformation such as parametric insurance. The geospatial approach to financial queries not only enhances risk evaluation but also contributes to more sustainable and resilient financial practices.