Mathematical modeling
Models that translate market structure, uncertainty and nonlinear relationships into testable research questions.
QUANTITATIVE FINANCE × ADVANCED COMPUTING
GATPIER RESEARCH / 01We work at the intersection of quantitative finance and advanced computational methods.

OUR FOCUS
Gatpier is a research group developing and applying mathematical models, automatic differentiation, high-performance computing and deep learning to market analysis, risk management and derivatives pricing.
01 / RESEARCH METHODS
We combine financial mathematics with modern computational techniques to examine value, sensitivity and risk.
Models that translate market structure, uncertainty and nonlinear relationships into testable research questions.
Efficient sensitivities and automatic Greeks for derivatives pricing and risk analysis.
Parallel and distributed methods for computationally demanding financial problems.
Researching data-driven methods for complex signals, representations and market analysis.
Model the value. Compute the sensitivities. Examine the risk.
Δ Γ ν Θ02 / MARKETS
Market structure, signals and risk.
Oil markets, dynamics and uncertainty.
Gold and cross-market relationships.
Interest-rate dynamics and derivatives.
03 / EDUCATION
Alongside our research, we design educational programmes focused on the quantitative and technical skills required in modern finance.
04 / ABOUT GATPIER
Our work connects quantitative finance, advanced computing and technical education. We pursue careful research, transparent methods and practical understanding of complex financial systems.
Research Lead & Research Advisor
Mohammad’s background spans distributed systems, parallel computing and machine learning. His graduate research at the University of Tehran includes published work on distributed optimization and parallel algorithms for sparse principal component analysis.
Profile & publicationsCo-founder & IT Advisor
Guides Gatpier’s technology direction and advises on the systems, infrastructure and technical decisions that support the group’s research and educational work.
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