Providence, RI---Your financial advisor calls you up to suggest a new investment scheme. Drawing on 20 years of data, he has set his computer to work on this question: If you had invested according to ...

Math in economics — as well as its smaller cousin finance — is seductive for a number of reasons. One is simply our human brain. Illusory pattern perception is a well-documented occurrence whereby our ...

If you’re a problem solver, have great math skills and a keen interest in financial markets, you’ll thrive in Mathematical and Computational Finance, a field where these skills and interests intersect ...

Financial mathematics comprises the theoretical frameworks and numerical techniques used to model financial markets, assess risk, and price derivative instruments. Rooted in probability theory and ...

Of the two University of York programmes represented in the Risk.net Quant Guide this year, the MSc in Mathematical Finance, led by professor of mathematical finance Jacco Thijssen, is the larger, ...

Note: In this article, I interview two distinguished professors and practitioners of mathematical finance, David H. Bailey, Ph.D. of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (retired) and the University ...

The larger sibling of two featured programmes at the university, Rutgers’ Master’s in Mathematical Finance course has undergone significant changes since its appearance in last year’s Risk.net Quant ...