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quantnet.com

and just to add a bit more on my last post, I remembered (vaguely) that when I was taking C++ with financial engineering application course here, I submitted just cpp and hpp files as hw, nothing visual studio specific. Is the reason why visual studio is a must here that there's some module in...

thebanker.com

Use in-depth analysis, data and insight to support strategic decision-making. From emerging regulations to long-term trends, The Banker helps leaders cut through complexity and stay ahead in a fast-moving landscape.

numerix.com

Numerix is a leading provider of innovative capital markets technology solutions and real-time intelligence capabilities for trading and risk management.

confluence.com

Industry-leading regulatory, investor communications and portfolio analytics solutions for the investment management industry.

bis.org

BIS Innovation hub - index page

fx-markets.com

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quodd.com

Explore how to find merger events in the Corporate Actions API using the GetMergers endpoint. Learn about defining merger events and distinguishing them from acquisitions.

financialresearch.gov

the office of financial research (ofr) delivers high-quality financial data, standards, and analysis to promote financial stability.

thehedgefundjournal.com

Having a market surge 60% within a few months is bound to attract attention, and Arcus has been enjoying Japan’s sudden return to the limelight after so many years of obscurity. “You cannot underestimate just how anomalous Japan’s two-decade bear market is,” says CEO Robert Macrae. Abenomics The catalyst for all the excitement is Abenomics, […]

constructiondive.com

The ruling follows a multiyear battle between the contractors’ joint venture and AECOM Technical Services, which a judge characterized as bordering “on the absurd.”