About Me
Dr. Rory Mullen
Assistant Professor of Finance
Warwick Business School
University of Warwick
Email: contact@rorymullen.net
Welcome to my website. I'm a financial economist researching topics in macro-finance, international finance, and technology. I'm originally from Seattle, Washington in the United States and currently live in the Warwickshire area of the United Kingdom.
In my applied theory work, I study dynamic, stochastic, general equilibrium model economies with heterogeneous agents. In my empirical work, I have recently been applying natural language processing and machine learning techniques to large-scale textual datasets.
I hold a PhD in Economics from the University of Washington and currently teach and research at Warwick Business School at the University of Warwick, one of the UK's leading institutions for business and finance. I invite you to explore my research and teaching pages to learn more about my current projects and courses.
Latest Updates
The Econometric Society World Congress accepted my co-authored paper "Who Carries?", looking forward to presenting in Seoul!
Excited that our paper "Who Carries?" was accepted to the World Finance Conference in Malta—looking forward to connecting with researchers in international finance.
Great to meet the University of Exeter Macro Group and present my paper, "On Aggregate Fluctuations." Thank you for the invitation and the insightful comments!
New paper! "Who Carries?" now on SSRN. We bridge a finance literature on carry trade with an international macro literature on portfolio home bias in this work.
WFA Conference accepted my co-authored paper "Foreign Exchange Interventions and Intermediary Constraints"!
SFS Cavalcade NA Conference accepted my co-authored paper "Foreign Exchange Interventions and Intermediary Constraints."
European Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society accepted my co-authored paper "Who Carries?." Just finished a major revision, so looking forward to presenting in Palma!
New paper! "Foreign Exchange Interventions and Intermediary Constraints now on SSRN." Sterilized interventions work, but crowd out private intermediation.
CEBRA Annual Meeting accepted my co-authored paper "Foreign Exchange Interventions and Intermediary Constraints," very excited to be back in Frankfurt!