Petar Jevtic

Dr. Petar Jevtic is a Tenured Associate Professor at the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences of Arizona State University (ASU), with affiliations at the Center for Biodiversity Outcomes and Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions. He also holds an Adjunct Assistant Professor position at McMaster University's Department of Mathematics and Statistics.

• Ph.D. in Economics (Statistics and Applied Mathematics), University of Turin, Italy (2013)
• M.Sc. in Economics, University of Belgrade, Serbia (joint with HEC Paris)
• Dipl. Ing. in Computer Science and Engineering, University of Belgrade, Serbia

His research focuses on actuarial science and mathematical finance with emphasis on longevity risk, cyber risk, climate risk, and smart contract vulnerabilities. He employs advanced stochastic modeling techniques including Lévy processes, marked point processes, and random graph theory to address contemporary risk challenges.

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in cyber risk modeling for emerging technologies, spatial mortality analysis, and pandemic risk frameworks. Key methodologies include percolation theory, stochastic Petri nets, and geographically weighted regression.

He has secured research funding from prestigious institutions including the Society of Actuaries, Casualty Actuarial Society, and federal agencies NSF, NIH, and DHS. His work combines theoretical mathematics with practical risk management applications, particularly in insurance and technology sectors.

Dr. Jevtic actively supervises Ph.D. candidates and occasionally mentors MSc and undergraduate researchers. His affiliations span ASU's interdisciplinary risk research centers and McMaster University's mathematical finance initiatives.