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Giuseppe (Joe) Campolieti, Mathematics Joe Campolieti applies mathematical techniques used in theoretical physics and probability theory to develop financial models. He is creating new algorithms to better explain inconsistencies in the marketplace by building upon current systems. Campolieti’s research aims to implement new mathematical models and techniques for pricing financial derivatives. This will help traders and banks manage risk and develop new trading strategies.

Giuseppe (Joe) Campolieti
Associate Professor, SHARCNET Chair in Financial Mathematics,
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