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November 2, 2009
Survey of Quants Reveals a Continued Lack of Understanding of the Role of Quants at the Managerial Level
- 86.3% of quants feel their supervisors do not have a better understanding of the job of a quant than they did a year ago
- Survey indicates that instead of talk about a 'recovery,' more focus should be placed on 'have we learnt our lessons'
A series of startling results from a survey of almost 400 active quants and risk professionals has been released today, revealing a significant gap in understanding between quants and their supervisors.
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