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Since September 2026
Instructor since September 2026
I am an MSc Finance (Major: Quantitative Finance) student at Bocconi with an engineering background and two years of combined work experience in at UniCredit and KPMG. I hold CFA Level 1 and scored 169/170 on the GRE quantitative section.

Topics I cover: descriptive statistics, probability and distributions, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, linear and multiple regression, time series basics, and the statistics components of finance and economics degree courses.

Who this is for: university students in economics, finance, management or engineering preparing for a specific exam or resit, and professionals who need statistics for work.

How I teach: send me your syllabus, past papers and problem sets before the first lesson so I can build sessions around the exam you are actually sitting. Most of the lesson is you working through problems while I watch where the reasoning breaks down, because that is what fails under exam pressure, not the formulas.

Lessons in English, online or in person in Milan.
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Struggling with a finance course? Or did you walk into one without any background at all and now have to learn it from scratch?

Either way, I am here to help. Corporate finance, derivatives, fixed income, valuation, portfolio theory. Whatever your course throws at you, we build the foundation properly rather than skimming the surface to get you past one exam.

Just send me your syllabus and the topics you want to cover, and I will prepare before the class so we use the hour on your material, not on working out what your course actually asks for.

A bit about me: MSc Finance at Bocconi, CFA Level 1, an off-cycle internship on UniCredit’s structured credit team, and an engineering degree before that. I have sat these exams recently, so I know which topics carry the marks and where people lose them.

How I teach: I use simple analogies and try different routes until one lands, instead of repeating the same explanation louder. Lessons are two way, not lectures. Ask the questions you think are too basic, because those are usually the gap that everything else is failing to stand on.
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