Modelling & Data Scientist
Insurance Group
Build reproducible data pipelines, model evaluation workflows and auditable AI systems for financial processes.
Hong Kong · Data, AI & Quantitative Research
Data Scientist· Quantitative Analyst· Applied AI Engineer
I build reproducible multi-asset research across signals, portfolio construction, risk and attribution — with applied AI where it makes the research process more rigorous.
ABOUTResearch profile
I work across data science, applied AI and quantitative research. I build reproducible data and modelling workflows, design agentic systems with evaluation and auditability, and test investment ideas from signal validation through portfolio construction, costs and attribution.
01 / EXPERIENCECurrent and research roles
My research and professional journey.
Insurance Group
Build reproducible data pipelines, model evaluation workflows and auditable AI systems for financial processes.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University · Faculty of Business
Supported empirical research, data preparation and teaching delivery across quantitative and business analytics work.
Imperial College London · Department of Physics
Contributed to applied research involving quantitative analysis, computational methods and evidence-led problem solving.
02 / EDUCATIONAcademic foundation
Formal training in mathematics, analytical reasoning and applied technical work.

MSc Security and Resilience
BSc Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
03 / BLOGResearch & practical guides
Public work on multi-asset allocation, portfolio implementation and reproducible research — plus a practical data-science workflow.
The most famous allocation rule breaks when stocks and bonds fall together. A 40–50% equity weight had a better drawdown in the sample.
Steadier than a 60/40, but not environment-neutral: long bonds carried more than half of the model risk.
Equalising risk makes the risk distribution cleaner, but the return and leverage trade-offs remain visible.
An end-to-end multi-asset shadow portfolio: SAA, a trend overlay, costs, risk contribution, return attribution and frozen decision rules.