Fanni Nagy

I’m a future-focused finance and policy student, combining academic research with hands-on experience in banking and investment work. My goal is to connect institutional dynamics to real-world outcomes through rigorous analysis and clear communication.

In research and public-facing writing, I’ve presented on carceral governance, institutional authority, and state narrative control. I also founded a blog to blend policy analysis with personal narrative, publishing essays on public governance and institutional accountability.

My leadership experience supports impact beyond the classroom: I’ve served in campus advisory and editorial roles, created discussion-driving content, and coordinated programming through a public-facing outreach and mentorship model. I enjoy translating complex topics—international relations, history, and legal practice—into learning experiences people can engage with.

In work experience, I contributed to investment-focused tasks and client-facing banking operations, including building 5+ financial models, processing 1,000+ rows of data in Excel, and generating weekly reports. I also supported loan refinancing research by reviewing documentation and maintaining client communication to help departmental decision-making.