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WILMOTT magazine and journal.

A subscription to WILMOTT will bring you both the WILMOTT magazine and WILMOTT journal.

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WILMOTT magazine contains in-depth analysis, new products, book and software reviews, and solutions. Six information-packed issues every year. It's the easiest way for you to keep up to date with quantitative analysis, the institutions, and the people who make it happen.

WILMOTT magazine has an unrivalled stable of regular contributors. Ed Thorp, Espen Haug, Alan Lewis, Aaron Brown, Bill Ziemba, Henriette Prast and others are not only the most experienced finance gurus, but they also have in common that they each have a column in WILMOTT magazine.

No other publication has such an excellent reputation for putting theory into practice and for its journalistic integrity.

WILMOTT journal publishes research articles for and by the international quantitative finance community. The emphasis of the journal is on practicality of the research, new approaches and new methods. Topics covered include derivatives pricing, hedging and risk management, trading strategies, asset allocation, fundamental analysis, forecasting, econometrics. It is published every two months.

Subscribers to the magazine/journal become members of the WILMOTT Book Club and get 40% off many quantitative finance and popular science books published by John Wiley & Sons.

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Not only are our magazine articles prescient, and our journal articles cutting edge, our magazine covers are also famous

A selection of recent articles

Columnists:

Cover Story: Hazy Reply, Try Again

Progress Software: A Progressive Solution
Aaron Brown: Ten Bad Ideas Born of the Financial Disaster
Rudi Bogni: Data, Information, and Illusion
StreamBase: First in Line
Thomson Reuters: Alpha in News?
Xenomorph: Wind of Change
Bill Ziemba: Bubbles, Belichick, and the One That Got Away
Manoj Thulasidas: Operational Risk in Trading Platforms
Satyajit Das: Mark-to-make Believe
David Ingram:The Human Dynamics of the Credit Crisis and Implications for the Afterlife
Mike Staunton: Not Yet the Full Monty