Daniel Adetunji

Supervises customer operations with quantitative analysis of customer behavior to identify patterns and actionable insights. Tracks team performance through analytical KPIs.

Developed statistical and predictive models for international clients. Designed analytical dashboards and workflow automation.

Activities and societies: Relevant Coursework: Financial Mathematics, Financial Econometrics, Derivatives, Stochastic Calculus, Quantitative risk management, optimization, Machine learning. Current Research: Application of Prophet Inequalities to Derivative Price Bounds: An Empirical Study of the SPX and SPY Markets (2016 - 2026).

Pursuing an M.Sc. in Financial Engineering with coursework in financial mathematics, econometrics, derivatives, stochastic calculus, and risk management. Research focuses on applying prophet inequalities to derivative price bounds.

Activities and societies: Master's Theses: Actuarial Present Value and Gene Mutations - Modeling of financial cash flows under uncertainty. - Analysis of complex variables influencing insurance risk. Relevant Coursework: Probability, Inferential Statistics, Time Series Analysis, Demography, Optimization.

Completed an M.Sc. in Actuarial Science with a thesis on actuarial present value and gene mutations, modeling financial cash flows under uncertainty and analyzing variables influencing insurance risk.

Activities and societies: Research Project: Radon gas awareness in residential areas, including the presentation of research findings to academic audiences. Relevant Coursework: Probability, Mathematical Analysis, Mechanics, advanced training in applied mathematics and mathematical modelling.

Completed a B.Sc. in Physics with a research project on radon gas awareness in residential areas, including presenting findings to academic audiences.