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Dyalog ’19 Videos: Week 6

Claus Madsen of FinE Analytics speaks at Dyalog ’19. He stands beside a podium, wearing a black t-shirt and headset mic, with hands clasped as he addresses the audience in a wood-panelled lecture hall at Konventum.

Scrinium is a portfolio management system that can handle a comprehensive range of financial assets, collect them into “portfolios”, and compute returns (SR, ANN, TWR), risk (Std, VaR, Duration, Convexit, Delta, Gamma, Sharpe) and relative risk (Alpha, Beta, Jensens Alpha, Tracking Error). It deals with benchmarks, and so on and so forth. However, Claus Madsen’s […]

Dyalog ’19 Videos: Week 5

Marshall Lochbaum

In week 5 of the Dyalog ’19 videos, Francesco Garue tells how, after APL Italiana was acquired by SimCorp and became SimCorp Italiana, the two development teams got to know each other by sharing some code. At the time, APL Italiana’s SOFIA product contained a “Rebalancer”, a central component of Asset and Liability Management systems, […]

Dyalog ’19 Videos: Week 4

Welcome to week 4 of the Dyalog ’19 recordings! This week, Tommy Johannesen of Jersie Data tells us about an interesting application that he has written in Dyalog APL. In the Copenhagen area, many school children are “fed with APL” in the sense that Tommy’s APL system connects the parents of ten thousand hungry children […]

Dyalog ’19 Videos: Week 3

In the third week of Dyalog ’19 recordings, Stig Nielsen from SimCorp A/S talks about recent work to turn a very large body of APL code, originally designed to work well on workstations, into a 3-tier solution. This requires turning everything “inside out”, making the application a service that can be called from cloud-based components. […]

Dyalog ’19 Videos: Week 2

Welcome to the second week of recordings from Dyalog ’19 in Elsinore! This week we are featuring three presentations about work that is either already available, or will appear in Dyalog version 18.0 in 2020. All three talks are by members of the Dyalog development team, but Adám Brudzewsky’s talk on APLcart is labelled U14 […]

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