Hedge funds use quantitative analysis to develop strategies based on mathematical models and statistical data. They analyze vast amounts of financial information, such as stock prices, market trends, and macroeconomic conditions, to develop strategies and generate returns.
Quantitative analysis helps them identify mispriced securities and optimize trades based on risk-adjusted return metrics.
Users can access various quantitative tools to analyze hedge fund performance via RADiENT.
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Jasmeet is an avid researcher and heads growth and marketing strategy development for RADiENT. Jasmeet previously interned at multiple startups where she developed a passion for marketing and content. She holds a Master’s in economics and international affairs from SOAS, University of London and a Bachelors in Economics from Ashoka University. In her free time, Jasmeet enjoys running and reading.
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