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Email: badr.missaoui@um6p.ma
Education Profile
PhD in Mathematics, Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London, 2013.
Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Economique (ENSAE ParisTech), Statistician-Economist, 2005.
Working Experience
Assistant Professor, Moroccan Centrer of Game Theory, UM6P Rabat, Morocco (2020- ).
Head of Data Science Analytics, Banco Santander, UK London (2019-2020)
Data Science Manager, JP Morgan, UK London (2017-2018)
Research Fellow in Statistics, Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London (2012-2016)
Head of Quantitative Analytics, Standard Chartered Bank, UK London (2005-2012)
Research interests
My research is at the intersection of machine learning, stochastic control theory, and game theory. At the moment, most of my research centers on:
Stochastic control and Mean Field Games including numerical algorithms
Mathematical Theory of Machine Learning and Graph Neural Networks
Prediction theory and orthogonal polynomials (and their connection to Random Matrices)
Teaching
Stochastic Processes I (1st year PhD Program - Game Theory )
Applied Probability (1st year CS Engineering)
Machine learning on graphs (MSc Data Science)
Applied Probability (MSc Financial Engineering)
Applied Statistics (3rd year Data Science)
Computational methods in Finance (MSc Financial Engineering)
Applied Statistics (3rd year Maths)
Applied Probability (3rd/4th year Maths)
Machine learning in Retail Banking (MSc in Statistics)
Nonparametric Estimation and Wavelets (MSc in Statistics)
Current Postdocs
Dr. Imane Jarni, working on Reflected McKean-Vlasov SDEs with jumps.
Current PhD Students
Ayoub Laayoun, (2023 - present), Reflected Mean Filed Games.
Abdeljalil Zoubir, (2022 - present), is working on Gaphs Neural Networks for Healthcare.
Mouhcine Assouli, (2022 - present), is working om Machine learning for mean field games and controls. (Jointly with Francesco Silva, University de Limoges)
PhD Thesis
Wavelet regression using a Lévy prior model. [link]
Department of Mathematics. Imperial College London.