Probability with money attached

Dean Lee

markets are probability with money attached.

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I work in quantitative finance - stochastic models, option and futures pricing. My core work is putting a number on uncertainty: computing what a financial contract is worth today when its payoff depends on events that have not happened yet. A market is really a mechanism that binds probability to money, and my job is to read and price the distribution underneath.

Born 7 April 2003 / Master's in Business, CUHK / he/him

“Thus we may have knowledge of the past but cannot control it; we may control the future but have no knowledge of it.”
Dean Lee at a wooden desk with a laptop, wearing glasses and a black cat T-shirt
Dean LeeMaster's in Business, CUHK
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