Article ID: 020ecef9b0acd10d6bc987747b3637b773dbf352103e530b38df93172bd33c61
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URL: https://www.risk.net/tomorrows-quants
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Quant skills Tomorrow’s Quants Want to be a quant? Here’s how (and how not) to get hired Stay curious, be a team player, speak well – and don’t be big-headed For tomorrow’s quants, Python is essential; AI isn’t Proportion of PhDs in quant teams is sliding, as employers focus on all-round skills Tomorrow’s Quants: what it takes to be a next-gen modeller Employers increasingly prize mix of hard and soft skills, Risk.net survey reveals Podcast: Gordon Lee on how junior quants can go from newbie to MVP Prioritising tasks and setting boundaries are key to career progression, says BNY’s head quant Quantcast Master’s Series: Walter Farkas, ETH – University of Zurich Swiss planning, large joint faculty and public presentations shape the programme Quantcast Master’s Series: Jack Jacquier, Imperial College London A shift towards market micro-structure and ML has reshaped the programme Quantcast Master’s Series: Kihun Nam, Monash University Melbourne-based programme winks at pension fund sector Quantcast Master’s Series: Petter Kolm, Courant Institute The NYU programme is taught almost exclusively by elite financial industry practitioners Quantcast Master’s Series: Laura Ballotta, Bayes Business School The business school prioritises the teaching of applicable knowledge with a keen eye on the real world Quantcast Master’s Series: Dan Stefanica and Jim Gatheral Baruch College leaders on how they manage the top-ranked quant finance master’s programme
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