In part two of this video interview, Emanuel Derman reflects on the trajectory of his own career and discusses the books that helped shape his thinking. Read more
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The author and quant investor discusses his latest book, Models.Behaving.Badly; the origin and application of “The Financial Modelers’ Manifesto,” which he cowrote with Paul Wilmott; and the limits of quantitative finance. Read more
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Nobody personifies a “quant” like Emanuel Derman. In his latest book, Derman smartly draws distinctions between three primary ways of describing the world. Read more
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Emanuel Derman spent two decades at Goldman Sachs, making valuable contributions to financial modeling. Before that, as recounted in My Life as a Quant (John Wiley & Sons, 2004), he was a physicist. Today, Derman is the head of risk management at Prisma Capital Partners and directs Columbia University’s financial engineering program. He also devotes energy to combating the belief that security markets can be analyzed with the same mathematical precision as heavenly bodies and subatomic particles. Read more
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