Self-Study Plan for Becoming a Quantitative Analyst
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Self-Study Plan for Becoming a Quantitative Analyst
Self-Study Plan for Becoming a Quantitative Analyst | QuantStart This is part 2 in a 3-part series on how to self-study to get into quantitative finance. We've already covered self-studying to become a quantitative developer . In this article we'll look at forming a self-study plan to become a quantitative analyst/financial engineer . Quantitative analysts and financial engineers spend their time determining fair prices for derivative products. This involves some deep mathematical theory including probability, measure theory, stochastic calculus and partial differential equations. Thus to beco
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