USC Marshall School of Business

Juan is a Ph.D. candidate in Finance and Business Economics. His research focuses on the effects of implicit and explicit incentives on the investment decisions of portfolio managers under incomplete/asymmetric information. Prior to joining the PhD program, he worked as economic consultant in the private sector in Argentina and as a senior research analyst at the Central Bank of Argentina. He has over six years of experience in the development, estimation and numerical implementation of financial and macroeconomic models.