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General member
Access to all workshops, sessions, insights, competitions, and socials. Open to any UM student with an interest in quantitative finance. No coding or trading experience required.
Four ways in: general membership, the committee, the research department, or the engineering department.
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Access to all workshops, sessions, insights, competitions, and socials. Open to any UM student with an interest in quantitative finance. No coding or trading experience required.
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Help run the association. Committee members take on events, sponsors, social media, and public relations.
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Work in small pods to design, backtest, and run systematic strategies on simulated capital. For people who can code, take analysis seriously, and want to build.
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Build the software the association runs on: the site, data tools, and research infrastructure. For people who want to write code and ship it.
Not for general membership. Committee work is organisational. The research and engineering departments care about programming and analytical thinking, not trading experience.
Members attend whatever they want, with no minimum. Committee is the work of running events, sponsors, and comms. Research is typically 2–10 hours a week.
Primarily, yes. Reach out if you are at a nearby institution.
All trading is simulated on paper accounts. No real money is involved.