Luka Vulicevic

Luka Vulicevic’s research is at the intersection of asset pricing and the econometrics of large language models (LLMs). By addressing methodological challenges associated with using LLMs, he seeks to leverage LLMs to improve our understanding of financial markets, investor behavior, and the role of alternative data in asset pricing. His work has been presented at the NBER Summer Institute, the AFA Annual Meeting, and the SoFiE Annual Conference, and has been recognized with the Bates-White Prize. Luka holds a Master of Financial Economics from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Guelph. Before joining the Rady School of Management, he worked in Toronto as a quantitative analyst specializing in asset allocation and alpha research.