My main research interests are in macroeconomics and finance, especially international finance, where I have done most of my research into the exchange rate and monetary policy, inlcuding analysing risk and the risk premium in the exchange rate. My research is mainly quantitative, with particular emphasis on time series econometrics. I have also analysed the effects of environmental policies on the macroeconomy, such as environmental taxes, as well as examining housing finance. My final area of research has been in sports economics, especially cricket and factors determining the result.

The two main areas I teach in are the general areas of  Econometrics and Money and Finance. I also supervise final year dissertations in the Macro/Finance areas. I am currently a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Currently I am the Director of Studies for the second year undergraduates. I am also on the faculty academic review committee.

Currently I am willing to supervise doctoral students in the areas of International Finance and Macroeconomics.