New problems, old solutions

Risk magazine team
02 Jun 2003

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A quiet revolution is taking place in the equity market. Away from the reverberationsof the burst technology bubble, and the continuing debate over retail equityderivatives products, quants are discovering how to reapply old techniques tonew problems, and are making money doing it.

Some call it algorithmic trading. Others use the term statistical arbitrage.An obsolete expression is technical trading. Perhaps the most generic and usefulterm is quantitative trading: using the full panoply of

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