Tucker Strow

Background

About Tucker Strow

I am a graduate researcher studying financial economics at Utah State University, with a strong foundation in finance and economics from the University of Texas at Dallas (Summa Cum Laude, National Merit Scholar). My academic journey is defined by rigorous inquiry into the dynamics of asset pricing, market efficiency, and credit trading. Currently, my research focuses on using AI to enhance pricing models, the intersection of retail trading and market efficiency during periods of heightened volatility, and the pricing of RINs. I employ econometric models and machine learning techniques to uncover patterns and insights in financial data, contributing to the broader understanding of asset markets. Beyond my academic work, I lead the CFA Research Challenge team, analyzing complex financial instruments and producing actionable investment recommendations. My experience spans industry roles, including internships at Kinder Morgan and Sunoco, where I honed my skills in financial analysis, automation, and environmental market innovation. Driven by a passion for uncovering inefficiencies in financial markets, I aim to advance both academic thought and practical applications. Let's connect to discuss market dynamics, asset pricing, or interdisciplinary collaborations in finance.