Lessons from the ‘Noisy Factors’ Study

My first job after academia was in quantitative finance, a field that relies heavily on the use of mathematical models and statistical methods to analyze financial markets. One of the most widely used tools in this field is the Fama-French factors, a set of variables developed by Nobel laureate Eugene Fama and Kenneth French toContinue reading "Lessons from the ‘Noisy Factors’ Study"

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