Xavier Warin
Xavier Warin has been working for 30 years at EDF, one of the leading electricity operator in Europe. After working 8 years in the simulation of Nuclear Reactors, he began to work in finance at the opening of the energy market in Europe at the end of the nineties. He is now an expert in stochastic optimization methods. His main contributions have been the development of numerical methods used for general asset valorization, specially for the valorization of some complex derivatives on the energy Markets. He is now involved in the development of algorithms based on machine learning to solve problems in high dimension. At EDF, he has achieved many studies on risk and he is the founder of an open source library: the Stochastic Optimization Library (StOpt).
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Articles by Xavier Warin
Deep learning for efficient frontier calculation in finance
The author puts forward a means to calculate the efficient frontier in the Mean-Variance and Mean-CVaR portfolio optimization problems using deep neural network algorithms.
Deep learning for discrete-time hedging in incomplete markets
This paper presents several algorithms based on machine learning to solve hedging problems in incomplete markets.
Variance optimal hedging with application to electricity markets
In this paper, the author uses the mean–variance hedging criterion to value contracts in incomplete markets.
Numerical methods for the quadratic hedging problem in Markov models with jumps
In this paper algorithms are developed using the Hamilton–Jacobi–Bellman approach for parabolic partial integrodifferential equations related to the quadratic hedging strategy in incomplete markets.