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Dr Diana Roman
Senior Lecturer

Summary

Dr Diana Roman is a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics. Her research is in the area of decision making under uncertainty and risk, tackled through the paradigm of stochastic optimisation. This means that the parameters involved in optimisation are not known with certainty, but described by statistical distributions and approximated by discrete distributions, given by possible realisations, called “scenarios”. Optimisation and simulation techniques can be applied to a variety of fields. A major application is financial portfolio optimisation. Key research sub-areas are: risk modelling and minimisation, modelling randomness in asset prices, hedging against downside risk and extreme loss, cash flow matching of assev values and liabilities, finding computational solutions for the resulting optimisation models.

Responsibility

Dr Roman is a leader for level two modules and for level one project groups. She is a supervisor for final year projects and also for research students. Dr Roman is part of the Admissions team in the Department of Mathematics.

Newest selected publications

Mitra, G., Erlwein-Sayer, C., Hoang, KT., Roman, D. and Sadik, Z. (2023) 'Handbook of Alternative Data in Finance, Volume 1'. New York; Abingdon: Chapman and Hall/CRC Press. ISSN 10: 1-003-29364-6 ISSN 13: 978-1-032-27648-9

Book

Sadik, Z., Mitra, G., Berry, S. and Roman, D. (2023) 'Asset Allocation Strategies: Enhanced by Micro-Blog', in Mitra, G., Erlwein-Sayer, C., Hoang, KT., Roman, D. and Sadik, Z. (eds.) Handbook of Alternative Data in Finance, Volume 1. New York; Abingdon : Chapman & Hall / CRC Press. pp. 133 - 154. ISBN 10: 1-003-29364-6. ISBN 13: 978-1-032-27648-9. Open Access Link

Book chapter

Roman, D., Maasar, M. and Date, P. (2022) 'Risk Minimisation Using Options and Risky Assets'. Operational Research: An International Journal, 22 (1). pp. 485 - 506. ISSN: 1109-2858 Open Access Link

Journal article

Alwohaibi, M. and Roman, D. (2018) 'ALM models based on second order stochastic dominance'. Computational Management Science, 15 (2). pp. 187 - 211. ISSN: 1619-697X Open Access Link

Journal article

Roman, D., Arbex Valle, C. and Mitra, G. (2017) 'Novel Approaches for Portfolio Construction using Second Order Stochastic Dominance'. Computational Management Science, 14 (2). pp. 257 - 280. ISSN: 1619-697X Open Access Link

Journal article
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