<t>Hello,I have a PhD and 10+ years of experience as a quant and equity exotics trader on the sell side. I am interested in Machine Learning and I would like to learn more. I am thinking of taking a year off and doing a certificate or a Master in Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning. I would l...

<t>Awhile ago, while trying to get into quantitative finance, it seemed like you had to be extremely lucky for somebody to even have a look at your resume. Right now, looking 'from the other side', I find it extremely hard to find somebody suited for the summer job in our London office. Do all smart...

<t>I would like to know how the above companies rank in terms of quantitative finance. I know all of them are excellent, but I would like to hear opinions from quants that have been around more than me(a newcommer).To be more specific, let's take Morgan Stanley commodities NYC, Bear Stearns equities...

temporarily, yes

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: chiral3There probably are. Solutions or mutiple fourier to approx solutions to nonlinear equations. It would have to be specific equations that admit conformal solutions (or whatever). This is a dangerous question on this forum. Let's hope that the thread doesn't exceed...

<t>I am wondering if anybody knows about some applications of instantons, ie the semiclassics, in finance.Instantons are solutions of eq of motion (in Euclide) with finite action. They are basically the non-trivial minimas of the action and are the point of expansion of the action in the semiclassic...

Could somebody let me know about a book or web page where I could read about Credit and Equity Hybrids and Credit Valuation Adjustment? Thanks a lotAsto

<t>Hello,First of all, many thanks to Mr. Wilmott for this web page! I am a physics PhD student in US, and recently got hooked into quantitative finance - I really like it. So I decided to get an internship position in quantitative finance, which prooved to be a very difficult task . Can anybody hel...