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Wilmott Magazine: March 2016 issue

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Volume 2016, Issue 82. Pages 1–96

Wilmott Magazine: January 2016 issue

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Volume 2016, Issue 81. Pages 1–72

Wilmott Magazine: November 2015 issue

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Volume 2015, Issue 80. Pages 1–72

Wilmott Magazine: September 2015 issue

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Volume 2015, Issue 79. Pages 1–72

Wilmott Magazine: July 2015 issue

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Volume 2015, Issue 79. Pages 1–84

Wilmott Magazine: May 2015 issue

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Volume 2015, Issue 79. Pages 1–84

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Wilmott 100: Paul Wilmott Waxes Nostalgic

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3rd April 2019 Comments Off

Wilmott Magazine reached the milestone of 100 issues with the publication of the March 2019 edition. What better time then to delve into the history of the magazine, the changes in quantitative finance over the […]

Wilmott 100: “Why’s it Square?”

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27th March 2019 Comments Off

Wilmott Magazine reaches 100 issues this month. Having realized the milestone might have some significance Paul Wilmott and Dan Tudball recently sat down with Randeep Gug of the CQF to delve into the history of […]

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Gunter Meissner on the GameStop Saga

2nd February 2021 Comments Off

GameStop. The most gamed stock in recent history, hence the title (really!) of Gunter Meissner’s extremely timely video on what the heck just happened. In the video Gunter takes viewers through the fundamentals […]

Neural Parametric Methods: Models Off the Bias

9th September 2020 Comments Off

Thijs van den Berg, a consultant and author on machine learning in quantitative finance will present a talk on neural parametric models, novel modeling methods in finance for the CQF Institute on 22nd September. Thijs […]

Gatarek: Life, Libor (and Swap Rates Too!)

26th August 2020 Comments Off

Dariusz Gatarek, co-author of the Libor Market Model with Alan Brace and Marek Musiela, has been busy of late – despite worrying that the vagaries of age might be catching up with him. He is […]