The Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics explores research questions that have an impact across wide sections of society, and that further our understanding of fundamental theories. We feed our research outcomes back into our educational programs to keep them as current and robust as possible.

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NEWS


Congratulations to Janice Scealy who has been awarded an ARC Future Fellowship to develop new geometry-driven statistics tools tuned to reveal vital geological clues. The award is valued at $1,329,806.00.
 

Congratulations to Antje Berndt for her publication in the internationally renowned Journal of Financial Economics
 

Congratulations to the following (former) HDR students

  • Submissions:
    • Zhe Dong (Actuarial Studies, PhD) - Advances in understanding and quantifying climate-related impacts for life insurers
    • Xiang Li (Actuarial Studies, MPhil) - The Money’s Worth of U.S. Retail Annuities: Local Longevity and National Pricing
  • Completions:
    • Houren Hong (Stats) - Extrinsic Semiparametric Methods for Spherical Regression: Models, Robust Estimation and Applications
    • Anna Andrianatos (Stats, MPhil) - Shape-constrained scalar-on-function regression models

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Finance

Actuarial Studies

The Actuarial Studies group has a diverse range of interests that involve collaboration with colleagues in a number of disciplines including economics, finance, demography and statistics.

Finance

Finance

The Finance group undertakes rigorous theoretical and empirical research in asset pricing, corporate finance and banking.

Statistics

Statistics

The Statistics Research Group brings together staff with a diverse range of interests and research agendas ranging from probability theory to applications of statistics.