@zostaff: The MIT professor who trains quants for Citadel, Two Sigma, and Renaissance just gave a closed-door keynote at Oxford i…
Summary
An MIT professor who trains quants for top hedge funds delivered a closed-door keynote at Oxford for Man Group, and the 1-hour recording was accidentally left on a public server. This free resource offers valuable insights into advanced quantitative finance and analytical methodologies.
Similar Articles
@0xMovez: Citadel pays $800K/year for quants who can link probability theory with PDEs to binary options pricing. This 1-hour MIT…
A tweet highlights that Citadel pays quants $800K/year for skills in probability theory and PDEs, and recommends an MIT lecture on stochastic differential equations.
@zostaff: Jane Street, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, BlackRock, Hudson River Trading, Two Sigma, D.E. Shaw. The most expensive engine…
Seven leading financial firms, including Jane Street, Goldman Sachs, and JP Morgan, have open-sourced key engineering tools on GitHub, such as magic-trace, gs-quant, and perspective, offering high-performance solutions for tracing, derivative pricing, and real-time market monitoring.
@Rossst_03: Stephen Boyd, Stanford professor: "Citadel will pay a 22 year old $400K to run this optimizer. The textbook that teache…
A tweet highlights Stanford professor Stephen Boyd's free convex optimization course and textbook, noting that Citadel pays $400K for this skill. The course teaches optimal portfolio allocation, but emphasizes that the optimizer only works with a genuine edge in signals.
@0x_fokki: QUANT FIRMS BURIED THEIR EDGE UNDER MATH LIKE THIS SO YOU'D NEVER TOUCH IT. THAT ERA JUST ENDED. the screen shows quant…
The post claims that quant firms' complex mathematical edge is now accessible via a plain-English chat interface that can describe, backtest, and execute trading strategies, democratizing quant finance.
@gemchange_ltd: A quant wrote down everything he knew and put it online for free. 58 pages. Alpha. Risk. Execution. Interview questions…
A quant shared a comprehensive 58-page resource on quantitative finance covering alpha, risk, execution, and interview questions, which is now being resold for thousands.