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Tava DarīšanaFinansējums. Kur dabūt naudu savai uzņēmējdarbībai?Ne vienmēr nauda ir atslēgas faktors biznesa uzsākšanai. Uzņēmējiem nauda būtu jāuztver kā instruments vērtību apmaiņai, nevis kā vērtība pati par sevi. Tāpēc atšķiras uzņēmēja un algota darbinieka viedoklis par naudu – ja darba ņēmējam nauda ir galvenā vērtība, ko tas saņem par savu darbu (alga), uzņēmēja gadījumā nauda ir līdzeklis mērķu sasniegšanai. Ja uzņēmējam ir skaidrība par sava uzņēmuma biznesa modeli un attīstību, nauda plānu realizēšanai atradīsies - ir pieej...2025-03-0353 min
Fat Tony's PodcastEmanuel Derman - My Life as a CapetonianJoin us as we uncover the intriguing journey of Emanuel Derman, a pioneering figure in quantitative finance. Emanuel shares his compelling transition from a physicist to a quant, offering a firsthand look at how Wall Street came to embrace PhD physicists as essential contributors. Through entertaining anecdotes and insightful reflections, Emanuel illustrates the evolution of the quant profession from a misunderstood curiosity to a celebrated field that reshaped the finance industry.Emanuel recounts encounters with notable figures like Stephen Wolfram and Douglas Hofstadter and discusses the significant contributions of institutions such as Bell Labs. We examine whether...2025-02-0858 min
QuantSpeakTrading Particles for Portfolios: The Emanuel Derman StorySend us a textIn this episode of the QuantSpeak podcast, Dan Tudball is joined by Emanuel Derman. They explore Derman's transition from physics to finance, his influential work on financial models like Black-Derman-Toy and Derman-Kani, and his collaboration with Fisher Black. Derman also gives insight into the integration of science and finance, and shares a sneak peek of his memoir, "Brief Hours and Weeks: My Life as a Capetonian". Podcasts are for informational purposes only and provided “as is” without any representation or warranty from Fitch Learning of any kind. Comments or statements expressed by s...2024-06-2446 min
Michael Covel's Trend FollowingEp. 913: Two Math Guys with Michael Covel on Trend Following RadioMichael reaches back to the archives to combine Nobel Prize winner and mathematician Robert Aumann and mathematician Emanuel Derman to one mega episode. The two guests: Robert Aumann Emanuel Derman2020-10-231h 24
Michael Covel's Trend FollowingEp. 648: Thinking Clearly with Michael Covel on Trend Following RadioMichael reaches back in time to explore a mega episode with three of his favorite guests: Salem Abraham, Walter Williams and Emanuel Derman. Salem Andrew Abraham (born 1966) is an American investor, hedge fund manager, and philanthropist. He is the president and founder of Abraham Trading Company, a futures investment firm based in Canadian, Texas. Walter Edward Williams (born March 31, 1936) is an American economist, commentator, and academic. He is the John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University, as well as a syndicated columnist and author known for his classical liberal and libertarian...2018-04-0900 min
Odd Lots36: How A Quant Saw Huge Changes That Took Place on Wall StreetEmanuel Derman was one of the pioneers of quantitative finance, having gone from studying physics to working on Wall Street in 1985. His memoir, My Life as a Quant, is a must-read book that tracks the evolution of finance in recent decades as it's become more and more driven by mathematics. In the latest episode of Odd Lots, Derman discusses his career, the difference between finance models and physics models, and where Wall Street is going next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2016-07-1129 minOdd Lots36: How A Quant Saw Huge Changes That Took Place on Wall StreetEmanuel Derman was one of the pioneers of quantitative finance, having gone from studying physics to working on Wall Street in 1985. His memoir, My Life as a Quant, is a must-read book that tracks the evolution of finance in recent decades as it's become more and more driven by mathematics. In the latest episode of Odd Lots, Derman discusses his career, the difference between finance models and physics models, and where Wall Street is going next.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2016-07-1129 min
Startup Geometry PodcastEP 020 Helen DeWittHelen DeWitt is the author of The Last Samurai, Lightning Rods, and, with Ilya Gridnef, Your Name Here. The Last Samurai, originally released by Miramax Books in 2000, is being released in a new edition by New Directions in May 2016. For many years, the book was passed along in secondhand copies among cognoscenti, and I’m glad to see it back in print.
Sibylla, a single mother from a long line of frustrated talents, has unusual ideas about child rearing. Yo Yo Ma started piano at the age of two; her son starts at three. J.S.Mill lea...2016-05-291h 15Startup Geometry PodcastEP 020 Helen DeWittHelen DeWitt is the author of The Last Samurai, Lightning Rods, and, with Ilya Gridnef, Your Name Here. The Last Samurai, originally released by Miramax Books in 2000, is being released in a new edition by New Directions in May 2016. For many years, the book was passed along in secondhand copies among cognoscenti, and I’m glad to see it back in print.
Sibylla, a single mother from a long line of frustrated talents, has unusual ideas about child rearing. Yo Yo Ma started piano at the age of two; her son starts at three. J.S.Mill lea...2016-05-291h 15
Masters in BusinessInterview With Emanuel Derman: Masters in Business (Audio)Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz interviews Professor Emanuel Derman, He is currently the Director of the MS Program in Financial Engineering in Columbia University's Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department. He is best known for his work on the Black-Derman-Toy interest-rate model and for developing local volatility models of the implied volatility smile. This interview aired on Bloomberg Radio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2016-02-261h 33Startup Geometry PodcastEP 016 Emanuel DermanEmanuel Derman first had a successful career as a particle physicist, and then an even more successful career on Wall Street, doing advanced mathematical modeling of financial instrument prices and volatility. Currently, he is a professor at Columbia University, where he directs the program in financial engineering. He’s the author of My Life as a Quant and Models.Behaving.Badly.
Today, we talk about the differences between models & theories, finance & physics, and life & experiments. We look under the hood of the Black-Scholes[-Merton] option pricing formula, talk about the gaps in classical and behavioral financial models, and...2016-01-1152 minStartup Geometry PodcastEP 016 Emanuel DermanEmanuel Derman first had a successful career as a particle physicist, and then an even more successful career on Wall Street, doing advanced mathematical modeling of financial instrument prices and volatility. Currently, he is a professor at Columbia University, where he directs the program in financial engineering. He’s the author of My Life as a Quant and Models.Behaving.Badly.
Today, we talk about the differences between models & theories, finance & physics, and life & experiments. We look under the hood of the Black-Scholes[-Merton] option pricing formula, talk about the gaps in classical and behavioral financial models, and...2016-01-1152 min
EconTalk Archives, 2012Derman on Theories, Models, and ScienceEmanuel Derman of Columbia University and author of Models. Behaving. Badly talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about theories and models, and the elusive nature of truth in the sciences and social sciences. Derman, a former physicist and Goldman Sachs quant, contrasts the search for truth in the sciences with the search for truth in finance and economics. He critiques attempts to make finance more scientific and applies those insights to the financial crisis. The conversation closes with a discussion of career advice for those aspiring to work in quantitative finance.2012-03-1259 min
EconTalkEmanuel Derman on Theories, Models, and ScienceEmanuel Derman of Columbia University and author of Models. Behaving. Badly talks with EconTalk host Russ Roberts about theories and models, and the elusive nature of truth in the sciences and social sciences. Derman, a former physicist and Goldman Sachs quant, contrasts the search for truth in the sciences with the search for truth in finance and economics. He critiques attempts to make finance more scientific and applies those insights to the financial crisis. The conversation closes with a discussion of career advice for those aspiring to work in quantitative finance.
2012-03-1259 min
INFORMS Today: The Podcast SeriesModels Behaving BadlyWhat do quantum theory, Schopenhauer, Goethe, and Spinoza have to teach us about the economic disaster of 2007-8? Quite a bit, maintains Emanuel Derman of Columbia University's Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Department. Hear him discuss his new book, Models Behaving Badly: Why Confusing Illusion with Reality Can Lead to Disaster, on Wall Street and in Life.2012-01-0600 min