Maybe a Financial Math section?

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The discussion centers around the proposal for a sub-forum dedicated to financial math or financial engineering, highlighting the potential for sharing algorithms and advanced models. While there is interest in creating this space, participants acknowledge the current lack of posts on the subject as a barrier to its establishment. Suggestions include starting a thread in the general math forum to gauge interest and encourage participation. One member expresses willingness to contribute as an "Advisor" or "Homework Helper" instead of a moderator. Overall, the idea is well-received, but practical steps are needed to test community engagement.
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I was thinking it would be a good idea if this forum has a little sub-forum for financial math or financial engineering?

We could include algorithms, and advanced models and a whole bunch of things that are related to financial math.

I have the credentials to mod it, but of course don't have the posts :).

Anyways, just a suggestion.
 
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That's the basic problems, not enough posts on the subject, so it doesn't seem necessary to create a sub-forum yet.

It's great that we get an expert on financial maths here; perhaps you could pique the interest by posting a tutorial/survey of the topic?
 
Good suggestion, sounds interesting, thumbs up!
 
the_force said:
I was thinking it would be a good idea if this forum has a little sub-forum for financial math or financial engineering?

We could include algorithms, and advanced models and a whole bunch of things that are related to financial math.

I have the credentials to mod it, but of course don't have the posts :).

Anyways, just a suggestion.
The best thing to do would be to start a thread about it and see if you can find enough people to participate. Getting a new specialty area going may take awhile for enough people to find it and participate. By posting a useful tidbit every few days you can keep your thread active long enough to test the waters.
 
Hey

Thanks to both of you :)

I think this would be a great addition to PF, since there are no good forums out there on Financial math. I started my own financial/hedge/risk management forum, but it never took off. :cry: lol

Maybe insted of a Mod, I could be an "Advisor" or "Homework Helper" like other people have in here :)

Thanks again,

EDIT: EVO - That is a good idea - Can you or a mod give me some guidelines, and what section would it be best in? :)
 
the_force said:
Maybe insted of a Mod, I could be an "Advisor" or "Homework Helper" like other people have in here :)
Send me $50,000 in dark chocolate and a ribbon is yours. :-p

Seriously, those ribbons are awarded to members that have a history of consistently accurate, helpful posts. People have to earn them, so you have something to look forward to. :smile:
 
Evo said:
Send me $50,000 in dark chocolate and a ribbon is yours. :-p

Seriously, those ribbons are awarded to members that have a history of consistently accurate, helpful posts. People have to earn them, so you have something to look forward to. :smile:

:smile: I'll send it right over

Well, if this thing happens, I plan to help out as much as possible! I really look forward to it :)

Just want to get some mods to reply and tell me what I should do to test the waters.

Thanks again, take care.
 
You could always start a thread in the general maths forum, and aim to write it as a sort of introduction/discussion thread about financial mathematics. If it fits better in another section, then a mentor will move it.
 
cristo said:
You could always start a thread in the general maths forum, and aim to write it as a sort of introduction/discussion thread about financial mathematics. If it fits better in another section, then a mentor will move it.

That sounds like a good place to me.

Isn't financial math just an application of other math?
 
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Hey

Ok, I started a Post in the General Math section. Is that good?

Thanks,
TF
 

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