Episodes
JP Morgan quant discusses his alternative to Greeks decomposition
Published 05/03/24
Bloomberg quant discusses his new approach for calculating convexity adjustments for RFR swaps
Published 03/15/24
Quant says high volatility requires pricing and risk management models to be revisited
Published 08/18/23
​​​​​​​Academic discusses option pricing, path-dependent volatility and tackling FIFA’s statistical bias
Published 08/04/23
Portfolio manager and academic researcher talks about how his technique applies to LDI portfolios
Published 05/19/23
Industry quant teams up with academics to build better risk tools for FX markets
Published 03/28/23
Julius Baer equity quant revels in solving problems for the trading desk.
Published 01/24/23
Igor Halperin talks with Mauro Cesa
Published 12/13/22
A discussion around alternatives designed to overcome the pitfalls of neural networks.
Published 11/24/22
Chris Kenyon: the right way to wrong-way risk and climate risk in XVA
Published 09/29/22
Marc Henrard 22/08/02 by Quantcast – a Risk.net Cutting Edge podcast
Published 08/08/22
Gordon Ritter 24/06/22 by Quantcast – a Risk.net Cutting Edge podcast
Published 06/28/22
Lipton on automated FX market-making and the perils of stablecoins
Published 05/13/22
JP Morgan quant explains the importance of de-trending training datasets
Published 03/07/22
Clearing house is “seriously considering” contributing to own default waterfall
Published 02/16/22
Gordon Lee - 11/02/22 by Quantcast – a Risk.net Cutting Edge podcast
Published 02/15/22
Applied maths professor talks about how to calculate the contributions to value-at-risk
Published 12/20/21
Oxford-Man Institute quant, Stefan Zohren, shows how to use deep learning for forecasting
Published 12/10/21
Antonov on pricing not-so-vanilla rates products – new model makes it easier to coherently price correlated derivatives
Published 10/25/21
Quants achieve more speed by reducing number of dimensions in price calculations
Published 09/24/21
TCA methodologies that ignore partial fills “might be off by 20% to 30%”, says Petter Kolm, professor of finance and director of the Mathematics in Finance master’s program at NYU’s Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Published 08/25/21
Colin Turfus, senior quant analyst at Deutsche Bank and author of ‘Risky caplet pricing with backward-looking rates’, on short-rate models and Libor’s end
Published 08/05/21
Darwin’s theory of natural section could help quants detect flawed models and strategies, says Claudio Albanese, founder and head of development at Global Valuation
Published 07/14/21
How the Libor transition inspired NatWest quant Vladimir Piterbarg’s latest paper on exotic derivatives valuation
Published 06/02/21