Muhammad Yahya

My principal research areas encompass energy finance, volatility modeling, and risk management in international capital markets. I also possess expertise in subjects related to financial economics, such as corporate finance, asset pricing, portfolio management, financial derivatives, empirical econometrics, financial econometrics, and financial modeling. This breadth of knowledge enables me to analyze financial data, assess investment opportunities, evaluate risk factors, and develop strategies to optimize financial performance.

With empirical econometrics, I apply statistical tools to real-world data, allowing me to test hypotheses, identify relationships, and draw reliable conclusions. This empirical approach enhances the credibility and robustness of my research findings.

Furthermore, my proficiency in financial econometrics equips me with specialized knowledge in modeling and analyzing financial markets and securities. By utilizing sophisticated techniques such as Nonlinear and Nonparametric time series analysis in economics and Finance, I am able to effectively capture and interpret the dynamics of financial variables and phenomena.

This combined expertise in empirical and financial econometrics strengthens my ability to conduct rigorous research, generate reliable empirical results, and provide valuable insights across various domains, including energy finance, volatility modeling, risk management, sustainable finance, and other related subjects in financial economics.