In an era defined by rapid market shifts and increasingly fragile correlations, quantitative finance is undergoing a qui ...

Much of quantitative finance has historically been built on the premise that markets can be forecast with increasing ...

As financial markets grow more fragmented and less predictable, quantitative research firms are being forced to rethink how ...

For much of modern financial history, quantitative research has relied on the assumption that markets revert to identifiable norms. That assumption is becoming increasingly difficult to defend.