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Quantitative ('quant') investing

Quantitative investing, often referred as ‘quant’ investing, can be defined as the use of quantitative data analysis and rules-based securities selection models to build portfolios in a systematic way.

Quantitative investing: invisible layers surface to deliver attractive returns
Quantitative investing: invisible layers surface to deliver attractive returns
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