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An autonomous risk-overlay system simulating a hedge fund Investment Committee. Uses Multi-Agent Architecture (LangGraph) to validate algorithmic signals by combining deep-learning volatility forecasts (VolSense) with fundamental semantic reasoning and CVaR constraints.

  • Updated Dec 11, 2025
  • Python

A financial forecasting research prototype containing multiple competing forecasting approaches, with an LSTM price model currently being used by the Streamlit application.

  • Updated Nov 12, 2025
  • Jupyter Notebook

Independent R&D bridging classical financial econometrics and modern continuous-time deep learning. Projects on PINNs for Value-at-Risk and Neural SDEs for density forecasting. "Complexity must earn its place."

  • Updated Aug 19, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

A modular Python toolkit for advanced options pricing, volatility modeling, Greeks computation, and risk analysis. Includes Monte Carlo and Black-Scholes models, machine learning volatility surfaces, and interactive visualizations via Streamlit.

  • Updated Apr 26, 2026
  • Python

VolFlux is a quantitative framework for analyzing and forecasting financial market volatility using time series and statistical models (e.g. GARCH). It studies volatility dynamics across multiple asset classes to help quantify market risk.

  • Updated Jul 13, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

Out-of-sample volatility forecasting and Value-at-Risk backtesting for 14 currencies (2000–2026): GARCH/EGARCH/GJR vs. RiskMetrics, with QLIKE and Diebold-Mariano model comparison, Kupiec/Christoffersen VaR coverage tests, and sparse PCA on FX returns. Python.

  • Updated Jul 10, 2026
  • Python

Forecast stock prices and volatility using ARIMA, SARIMA, Prophet, and LSTM. Includes technical indicators (RSI, MACD, Bollinger), evaluation metrics, a long/flat backtester, and an interactive Streamlit dashboard.

  • Updated May 13, 2026
  • Python

Regime-conditional volatility forecasting framework using HAR-RV as a baseline and XGBoost on either residual vol or directly on log(RV), implemented for Germany and France electricity markets. Metric: Spearman ranking. Model validation and market-neutral cross-country trading strategy.

  • Updated May 25, 2026
  • Jupyter Notebook

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