It was so difficult and I still remember those days in Mong and Stanley where basically our head came in and I could see that she has a step.

But he said that you give me three years and I'll make you an investor.

Since this is a featured mentor podcast, like what types of students do you like mentoring?

I think, of course, thanks so much for taking the time to join us today.

Really appreciate that. Thank you, Patrick.

Yes, it would be awesome if you could kind of give the listeners a short summary bio where you're

from and just kind of just quick high level kind of where you've

been yeah sure so i have a background in economics and statics and uh and i started my undergrad in

india so basically my sort of first few years were in india and i started working for a corn shop

and then basically i moved to long stan Stanley. I think my initially years were like

doing a lot of econ metrics modeling and and quite early I realized like there's so less

predictability of those models. So I didn't want to basically spend more time which

doesn't have much value to it as far as the predictability aspect of that goes. Yeah. Yeah. So I

moved I gradually kept moving to the equity side. I first

was initially in the quantitative equity, which is still part of Morgan Stanley Equity Research.

That was my first experience with equity research. And then I did my master's in University

of Cambridge, which is like a natural progression if you want to work outside India. And after

that, I went to Fidelity and I spent almost a decade over there and I think that's where I basically

serve me I would say I transitioned to an analyst and an investor yeah yeah now I'm in

Denmark's I was there I was there for eight nine years in Tokyo and then I have to move to Europe slash Denmark because of my partner. So yeah, just strapped my back. So just move to Denmark. Yeah, just super interesting. I'm happy we have you on here because I'll probably learn a lot because this is very different from my background. My background was, you know, investment banking, private equity in the states. And so I'm sure you're going to be able to give us and give the listeners kind of some interesting tidbits. So I'd love to start back kind of in uni when you were at school. Did you know kind of finance was, were you like a finance major? Did you know that's kind of what the direction you wanted to go in or were you more like a math computer science

and quant always kind of thing no actually i was yeah sorry actually i was all over the place

like i always had this sort of year and to learn more and figure it out and try to understand

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