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Cristian Matei
10-02-2007, 11:36 PM
Hi everybody,
I have been reading the postings on the site for a while and I look forward to put my two cents in. My background is in CS and Math, working for a number of years in equities and derivatives, and currently preparing to get into a MSFE program.
Hi Cristian
Glad you finally decide to post. We have lot of readers and if everyone decides to break the lurker's code, Quantnet will be a great place to visit :D
What do you do in equity and derivatives ? and why you decide to do mfe now ?
woody
10-03-2007, 01:03 AM
We have lot of readers and if everyone decides to break the lurker's code, Quantnet will be a great place to visit :D
Andy.... QN is already a great place to visit! :dance:
Sam Harris
10-03-2007, 01:51 AM
Andy.... QN is already a great place to visit! :dance:
+1
Cristian, welcome!
Muting
10-03-2007, 02:39 AM
Hi everybody,
I have been reading the postings on the site for a while and I look forward to put my two cents in. My background is in CS and Math, working for a number of years in equities and derivatives, and currently preparing to get into a MSFE program.
Hi, Cristian:
I hope the posts in this forum are helpful to you, no matter they are about application, finance, sports or other fun stuff. I am looking forwards to reading your posts in this community in the future. Since you already have work experience in the industry, I would like to listen to your opinions on various finance topics in finance forum. Exchanging opinions is great fun, isnt it? :)
Best,
Yuriy
10-03-2007, 04:34 AM
Andy.... QN is already a great place to visit! :dance:
Woody :) +10 , 5 of which for the banana guy :)
Yuriy
10-03-2007, 04:36 AM
Cristian, welcome to QuantNet :) hope you like it around here!
Cristian Matei
10-03-2007, 02:37 PM
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!
My work experience is in IT, with some occasional interactions with quants and traders. I have contemplated the idea of getting into a FE program, but didn't do more than just read some books and articles,too busy writing code.
Past year and a half, since I joined the equity derivatives group at BofA, I realized the need to know more, a lot more, about risk mgmt and pricing models, and this is how I decided to get back to school.
Sam Harris
10-03-2007, 02:58 PM
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!
My work experience is in IT, with some occasional interactions with quants and traders. I have contemplated the idea of getting into a FE program, but didn't do more than just read some books and articles,too busy writing code.
Past year and a half, since I joined the equity derivatives group at BofA, I realized the need to know more, a lot more, about risk mgmt and pricing models, and this is how I decided to get back to school.
Does BoA have quant positions in Charlotte? I really want to get back to the South East! I grew up less than 2 hrs from Charlotte.
kapil354
10-03-2007, 03:04 PM
So who said GD is the best forum ???[:)] tell me the name...
Yuriy
10-04-2007, 01:07 AM
Thanks for the warm welcome guys!
My work experience is in IT, with some occasional interactions with quants and traders. I have contemplated the idea of getting into a FE program, but didn't do more than just read some books and articles,too busy writing code.
Past year and a half, since I joined the equity derivatives group at BofA, I realized the need to know more, a lot more, about risk mgmt and pricing models, and this is how I decided to get back to school.
From what you said, getting into an FE program is definitely a way to go! Best of luck :)
CS and Math is one of the best mixes (if not the best) for FE.
Yuriy
10-04-2007, 01:11 AM
Does BoA have quant positions in Charlotte? I really want to get back to the South East! I grew up less than 2 hrs from Charlotte.
Charlotte is a very busy city :) BoA must have something there. In fact, I myself will be looking into that next year or so. Check BoA's website for career opportunities. At least, you'll get an idea what they are looking for.
Cristian Matei
10-04-2007, 09:45 AM
BofA has quants, or related, in Charlotte. I will check their internal career site and let you guys know
Yuriy
10-04-2007, 06:33 PM
Yesterday I found out that even TIAA-CREF -- a pension fund -- has quants. Looks like every reputable finance company has quants :)
So who said GD is the best forum ???[:)] tell me the name...
Who ever said that ;)
The new members Cristian, Sam Harris, Kapil et al seem to breath a new wave of energy into this community. I enjoy reading the posts quite a bit :dance:
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