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SarcasticMatrix/README.md

👋 Welcome!

Being French (cocorico 🐔), I naturally have a strong love for math ! (especially stochastic calculus)

I had the chance to train in energy markets at Centrica Energy and DTU in Denmark, getting the best of both worlds in energy markets, quantitative modeling and ML :)

I did a double degree in Engineering and Quantitative Finance at Télécom SudParis and Paris Dauphine University.

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🛠️ Projects

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Currently, I am developing hestonpy, a Python library for:

  • Options pricing
  • Hedging strategies (delta of course but also delta-vega)
  • Calibration of models
  • Portfolio managment and Stochastic Control

📌 Supports Heston and Black-Scholes models. Check it out here!

📚 Main References

Here are some of the books that guide my research and development:

  • Arbitrage Theory in Continuous Time – T. Björk
  • The Volatility Surface – J. Gatheral
  • Electricity Derivatives – R. Aïd
  • Quantitative Portfolio Management – M. Isichenko
  • Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives – J. Hull

Interests

My interests in few words: Quantitative Research & Machine Learning in Energy Trading:

  • Energy Commodities (Power, Natural Gas, Oil), FX, Fixed Income
  • Option Theory
    • Pricing
    • Hedging & Risk Management
    • Model Calibration
  • Systematic Trading Strategies

💬 Let's talk quant, energy, and trading!

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    Heston and BlackScholes models for option pricing and portfolio management

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