The following blog was written by Owen Lloyd , a Penn State graduate who recently join the MathWorks Engineering Development program.
The code used to develop this example can be found on GitHub… read more >>
The following blog was written by Owen Lloyd , a Penn State graduate who recently join the MathWorks Engineering Development program.
The code used to develop this example can be found on GitHub… read more >>
The following blog was written by Arpit Narain from the MathWorks Finance team.
1. Introduction
In today’s financial landscape, climate risk has taken center stage, demanding the attention of… read more >>
The following blog was written by Sara Galante, Senior Finance Application Engineer at Mathworks.
The code used to develop this example can be found on GitHub here: Managing Asset Allocation with… read more >>
The following blog was written by Leslie Zhang, a Northeastern graduate who recently joined MathWorks Engineering Development program. This post aims to highlight the collaboration opportunities… read more >>
The following post is from Hang Qian, Software Developer on the Econometrics Toolbox Team.
Global carbon emissions have increased dramatically since 1901. However, the annual growth rates were… read more >>
It’s my pleasure to give everyone a sneak peek into the upcoming MathWorks Finance 2023 conference, which will be held virtually over 2 days on October 11 and 12.
You will get a chance to hear how… read more >>
The following post is from Ian Chie, Bowen Fang, Botao Zhang and Yichen Yao from Columbia University.
Inspiration
Let’s say you want to invest and make money. Your goal is to maximize your… read more >>
The following post is from Sofia Ma, Senior Engineer for Finance
Quantum computing is a cutting-edge field of study that harnesses the principles of quantum mechanics to perform complex computations… read more >>
Hi Everyone,
I would like to welcome you to our new blog on Quantitative Finance. To kick things off, I’d like to give an overview of the main areas that we’ve been working on here at MathWorks in… read more >>
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