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Trading Programs - How the Finance industry has become so complex that today's products are similar to programs

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In this presentation we’ll explore the ways in which Bloomberg uses functional programming to solve financial problems. In particular, we’ll focus on the challenges involved in the development of the Bloomberg Derivatives Library – an application for structuring and pricing financial contracts.

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