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An Interview with Prof. Dylan Hewit: The Mechanist

Prof. Dylan Hewit is a former Principal Teaching...

A geometric theory of incentive robustness and control

We develop a geometric theory of incentives...

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Advances in Quantitative Finance in 2025: From Models to Systems

Quant research in 2025 is no longer about finding the “right model,” but about building coherent systems that integrate mathematics, data, execution, and uncertainty...

Charles Castelli’s ‘The Theory of “Options” in Stocks and Shares’

Recently I stumbled upon a rare and singularly important book—one that quietly rewrites the prehistory of modern quantitative finance. The volume is The Theory of...

Malliavin Calculus: An Interview with Elisa Alòs

Elisa Alòs is an associate professor in the Department of Economics and Business at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona). She completed her Ph.D. in Mathematics in...

Deep Learning Interpretability for Rough Volatility

A group of Cambridge, Imperial College, Alan Turing Institute, and Mediobanca researchers, Damiano Brigo, Bo Yuan, Jack Jacquier, and Nicola Pede, have recently published...

2023 Quant of the Year

We are delighted to announce that our Founder and CEO Dr Paul Alexander Bilokon has been proclaimed the 2023 Quant Of The Year, jointly...

Takeaways from QuantMinds 2023 by Saeed Amen

The following article by Saeed Amen has been reproduced from the Cuemacro Blog with the author's explicit permission. Cuemacro is a company focused on...

Global Valuation: An Interview with Claudio Albanese

Today, Paul Bilokon (Thalesians Ltd) interviewed Claudio Albanese, a leading expert on quantitative and computational finance and Founder of Global Valuation. Claudio is also...

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An Interview with Prof. Dylan Hewit: The Mechanist

Prof. Dylan Hewit is a former Principal Teaching Fellow in Experimental Design in the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London, where he also served as one of the College’s...

A geometric theory of incentive robustness and control

We develop a geometric theory of incentives that unifies games, nudges, language, market structure,...

Advances in Quantitative Finance in 2025: From Models to Systems

Quant research in 2025 is no longer about finding the “right model,” but about...

C++26 Is Getting Compile-Time Reflection — and That’s a Big Deal

Daniel Lemire is a software performance expert. He ranks among the top 2% of...

Charles Castelli’s ‘The Theory of “Options” in Stocks and Shares’

Recently I stumbled upon a rare and singularly important book—one that quietly rewrites the...