Nikolaos Constantinou

Nikolaos Constantinou is a fourth-year PhD student in Mathematical Finance at the University of Warwick's Department of Statistics, supervised by Dr. Martin Herdegen. His research focuses on expected utility maximisation and equilibrium asset pricing problems. He holds a BSc MMORSE from Warwick, with a fourth-year project on 'Option pricing and hedging with execution costs and market impact', also supervised by Dr. Herdegen.

He has extensive teaching experience, leading tutorials and courses since 2020/21, including modules like MA901 Fundamental Tools, ST339 Introduction to Mathematical Finance, ST908 Stochastic Calculus for Finance, and Probability Theory. In 2022/23, he won the 1st Department of Statistics Tutorial Leader Prize for his teaching excellence.

He actively participates in academic conferences and workshops, including the 12th Bachelier World Congress (2024), 7th Berlin Workshop (2024), and Young Researchers' Meeting (2024). His work bridges theoretical finance and applied stochastic methods, with a focus on practical pricing and hedging challenges in financial markets.