Candidates should have a Ph.D. in Mathematics or a closely related field, with strong preference given to those with recent financial industry experience. In addition to a solid background in mathematics , computing, and financial applications, applicants should have broad interests appropriate both for multidisciplinary collaboration and for guiding students who will seek employment in the financial sector. The candidate will be expected to develop ties in the national and international financial community to facilitate enrichment, internship, and job opportunities for students. Quantitative Finance Quantitative Finance publishes articles that reflect the increasing use of quantitative methods in finance and the growth in practical applications of financial engineering - such as asset creation, pricing and risk management. Quantitative Finance features news, reviews of books and software, opinions and features.
Practical analysis is combined with peer-reviewed, high quality research articles.
Contributions are encouraged from practitioners, academic economists and scientists from other disciplines with emphasis being placed on exciting, interesting and genuinely new results. GloriaMundi was conceived and created by Barry Schachter in 1996 to collect information on the latest developments in Value at Risk for a research project of his own. However, soon after, he began receiving email from people who had found the site and who had questions about VaR or suggestions for the site. With the encouragement of site users from many countries, the site has grown dramatically in depth and scope, now serving as a resource for the community of individuals interested in Value at Risk and more generally market risk management. Stellenausschreibung Am Zentrum Mathematik der Technischen Universitaet Muenchen sind zum 1.