On Tuesday May 24 at the World Economic Forum 2022 in Davos, MMF Programmer Director Professor Luis Seco joins TU München’s Daniel Gottschald, Journee’s Thomas Johann Lorenz, and The Fields Institute’s Kumar Murty in a panel discussion about the Future of Cities.
Thank you to all of our applicants for the 2022-23 school year!
MMF hosted a Virtual Information Session for interested applicants on Monday November 8th 2021. Click here to listen to the archived recording on Spotify via the MMF Podcast.
MMF once again ranks among the best Quantitative Finance programs in the world in Risk.net’s 2022 Quant Finance Master’s Guide.
Established in 1998 MMF remains at the forefront of training in quantitative finance. MMF is a boutique Program admitting a select number of students each year who will move through the Program as one cohort. The boutique nature of our Program means that students will learn in smaller class sizes, have the opportunity to build lasting bonds with their classmates and work in industry-like teams to complete projects and presentations.
Financial Mathematics is one of the fastest growing areas of applied mathematics. Institutions that employ financial mathematicians are among the wealthiest and most sophisticated corporations in the world. A career in financial mathematics provides you with an invigorating combination of intellectual challenge and accelerated professional growth.
During your 12 months of training in MMF your superior quantitative skills are focused on the tools of financial mathematics for the initial 4 months of course work. You then move into a full-time 4 month internship with one of our industry partners. Finally, you will complete course work during the last 4 months of the Program.
You may join an institution (hedge fund, bank, government or pension plan) with multibillion-dollar investment portfolios. You may manage sophisticated hedge funds, complex derivatives, assess the risk in a bank’s commercial loans portfolio or develop original software applications for financial markets. There have been Nobel Prizes awarded for work in financial mathematics.