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05WILMOTT Magazine: May 2026 issue
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NewsDo No Harm in the Age of the Black Box: A Hippocratic Oath for AI Practitioners
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03WILMOTT Magazine: March 2026 issue
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01WILMOTT Magazine: January 2026 issue
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NewsEnd-of-year Competition
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11WILMOTT Magazine: November 2025 issue
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ArticlesWhy So Much Science Doesn’t Hold Up and What Quantitative Minds Can Do About It – Weston, S, Perez-Ortiz, M and Barucca, P
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NewsUS Financial Giants Provide £1.25 Billion of Inward Investments into UK, Creating 1,800 Jobs
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Paul's BlogChatGPT Tells Me Who To Vote For At The Next Election
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NewsMIT Blows the House of AI Cards – 95% of GenAI Projects Deliver Zero Returns
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09WILMOTT Magazine: September 2025 issue
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NewsGoldman Sachs Deploys AI Software Engineer in Groundbreaking Pilot Program
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NewsTA Associates Acquires FD Technologies in £570M Deal, Betting on KX’s Real-Time Analytics Platform
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05WILMOTT Magazine: May 2026 issue
11 May 2026 Comments Off on WILMOTT Magazine: May 2026 issueVolume 2026, Issue 143. Pages 1-84 Every issue we bring you original material from some of the best columnists, educators and cutting-edge researchers. Subscribe here. If you are a current subscriber, login to see all [...] -
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11 December 2025 Comments Off on WILMOTT Magazine: January 2026 issueVolume 2026, Issue 141. Pages 1-96 Every issue we bring you original material from some of the best columnists, educators and cutting-edge researchers. Subscribe here. If you are a current subscriber, login to see all [...]
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Wilmott Inner CircleRolf Poulsen gives notice to misunderstandings in Quantitative Finance that range from amusing to genuine obstacles
The Fed Isn’t Federal – And Other Odd Things In Finance15 May 2022 Comments Off on The Fed Isn’t Federal – And Other Odd Things In FinanceYou've just tried to access content that is only available to WILMOTT INNER CIRCLE members! Membership of WIC is a simple, free, upgrade to ordinary membership of wilmott.com. All we need is a bit more personal [...] -
Wilmott Inner CircleIn lieu of the conversation with Ed Thorp that everybody would benefit from, we finally have his autobiography, A Man for All Markets. Dan Tudball speaks to Ed about the book…
A Man for all Markets17 April 2022 Comments Off on A Man for all MarketsYou've just tried to access content that is only available to WILMOTT INNER CIRCLE members! Membership of WIC is a simple, free, upgrade to ordinary membership of wilmott.com. All we need is a bit more personal [...] -
Wilmott Inner CircleRachel and Bill Ziemba explain why the recent short squeeze of GameStop was a textbook example of overbetting being exposed by a bad scenario - the usual recipe for disaster
Lessons from the GameStop Saga16 February 2021 Comments Off on Lessons from the GameStop SagaYou've just tried to access content that is only available to WILMOTT INNER CIRCLE members! Membership of WIC is a simple, free, upgrade to ordinary membership of wilmott.com. All we need is a bit more personal [...]
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ArticlesWhy So Much Science Doesn’t Hold Up and What Quantitative Minds Can Do About It – Weston, S, Perez-Ortiz, M and Barucca, P
8 October 2025 Comments Off on Why So Much Science Doesn’t Hold Up and What Quantitative Minds Can Do About It – Weston, S, Perez-Ortiz, M and Barucca, P“It’s a difference of opinion that makes a horse race.” Generally attributed to Mark Twain, this quote encapsulates the debate over the usefulness of research amid growing concerns in the scientific community about the replicability, [...] -
ArticlesIn this extract from Emanuel Derman’s memoir, Brief Hours and Weeks: My Life as a Capetonian, the author recalls plotting resonances, programming a computer to write poems, the serendipity of acne, and mystic teachers.
Distant Drums1 July 2024 Comments Off on Distant DrumsDim drums throbbing, in the hills half heard,Where only on a nameless throne a crownless prince has stirred,Where, risen from a doubtful seat and half attainted stall,The last knight of Europe takes weapons from the [...] -
ArticlesDiscover the Open-Source Risk Engine (ORE) - a standardized pricing and risk framework for calculating risk sensitivities, backed by an industry-leading centralized market data service, covering a wide range of vanilla to exotic financial derivative products traded OTC and supporting underlying reference data. Sobolewski delves into the use cases for ORE and the continued expansion of its functionality.
Acadia’s Open-Source Risk Engine (ORE) – How its Expanded Functionality Provides a Real Choice for Firms19 July 2023 Comments Off on Acadia’s Open-Source Risk Engine (ORE) – How its Expanded Functionality Provides a Real Choice for FirmsBy Scott Sobolewski, Partner at Acadia What is ORE? Acadia has successfully supported the non-cleared derivatives market through regulatory compliance of all six phases of the global Uncleared Margin Rules and emerged as a key [...]


