Harvard Business School
Sayyam Mubeen is an experienced research associate at Harvard Business School since January 2021, noted for developing an algorithm to evaluate banks' divestment policies in the coal sector and building a comprehensive firm-level database to assess the impact of these policies on emissions. Previously, as a sustainability analyst at Emerging Markets Investors Alliance, Sayyam utilized World Bank and UNSDG data to standardize ESG indicators and created an interactive Tableau dashboard for measuring country-specific performance on Sustainable Development Goals. Sayyam's experience as a graduate research assistant at Boston University involved analyzing state-level US census data to explore demographic and firm characteristics. Additionally, Sayyam served as a member editor for the 2018 Ramjas Economics Journal and interned at the National Institute of Agricultural Economics and Policy Research. Sayyam holds a Master of Arts in Economics from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Delhi University.