Financial Economics
Financial economics delves into the intricate relationship between financial markets and the broader economy. Unlike general economics, it focuses specifically on asset pricing, investment strategies, market efficiency, and the impact of financial institutions on economic growth and stability. This specialized field uses economic principles to analyze financial phenomena, including risk management, portfolio optimization, and the role of financial regulation. It bridges the gap between theoretical economic models and real-world financial practices.
Careers in Quantitative Finance
Steve Shreve's post on careers in quantitative finance offers interesting commentary on the changing landscape in quantitative research and implications for education.
Thunes
Thunes is building a global payment infrastructure for a better payment experience. With a single, simple connection to Thunes’ APIs, your business and customers can send payments to – and accept payments in – every corner of the world. Instantly.
Inflation and Gold: Understanding the Connection
Explore the correlation between inflation and gold, and why demand for gold rises during economic uncertainty. Learn the benefits of selling gold to buyers.