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Applications to international trade

Why did a mathematician decide to teach foreign trade and logistics management? The answer is simple: international finance leaves no room for approximations; it demands absolute precision.

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My Career and Professional Focus

Behind the tools and financial models of this blog lies a solid career built upon three key pillars designed to deliver real value and business trust:

  • Quantitative Foundation: My background in mathematics provides a rigorous analytical framework, strictly focused on detecting financial inefficiencies and driving pure process optimization.
  • Teaching Expertise: As a specialized professor in international trade, my daily work involves translating complex aduanal frameworks and logistics operations into clear, logical, and actionable methodologies.
  • Operational Specialization: Centered on designing and auditing export cost breakdowns, calculating net commercial margins, and mapping precise risk transfer mapping according to Incoterms rules.

Exclusive Areas of Work

Teaching a lecture on Incoterms

Cost Breakdowns

Exact analytical models to breakdown prices from Ex Works (EXW) to final destination, eliminating hidden financial leaks in freight and customs.

Margin Analysis

Mathematical evaluation of net commercial profitability across foreign trade operations prior to executing any sales contract agreements.

Incoterms Strategy

Rigorous application of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) rules to precisely map the economic impact of logistics transportation risks.

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