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arXiv · arXiv · 2024

On Quantum Ambiguity and Potential Exponential Computational Speed-Ups to Solving Dynamic Asset Pricing Models

We formulate quantum computing solutions to a large class of dynamic nonlinear asset pricing models using algorithms, in theory exponentially more efficient than classical ones, which leverage the quantum properties of superposition and entanglement. The equilibrium asset pricing solution is a quantum state. We introduce quantum decision-theoretic foundations of ambiguity and model/parameter uncertainty to deal with

Eric Ghysels, Jack Morgan
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

From Classical Rationality to Contextual Reasoning: Quantum Logic as a New Frontier for Human-Centric AI in Finance

We consider state of the art applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in modelling human financial expectations and explore the potential of quantum logic to drive future advancements in this field. This analysis highlights the application of machine learning techniques, including reinforcement learning and deep neural networks, in financial statement analysis, algorithmic trading, portfolio management, and robo-

Fabio Bagarello, Francesco Gargano, Polina Khrennikova
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

Agentic Quantitative Trading: A Survey of Workflows, Systems, and Evaluation

Quantitative trading is moving from isolated predictive models toward agentic workflows that combine reasoning, tool use, memory, and feedback. This survey reviews agentic quantitative trading across five stages: factor mining, signal discovery, portfolio construction, order execution, and risk management. We further examine agentic quant trading systems through architecture, coordination, and adaptation, while compa

Fengrui Hua, Hengyi Yang, Xinlei Hao, Haohan Zhang, Bokai Cao
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

A Noise-Aware Quantum Algorithm for Credit Valuation Adjustments on Real Quantum Hardware

Credit Valuation Adjustment (CVA) requires repeated risk-neutral expectation estimation, making it a natural test bed for quantum amplitude estimation, whose coherent amplification can in principle reduce Monte Carlo sampling cost. Whether this advantage survives realistic financial encoding and noisy hardware remains open. We develop an end-to-end, noise-aware quantum workflow for CVA, covering market calibration, d

Guillem Borràs Espert, Francisco Gómez Casanova, Luis de Pedro Sánchez, Senaida Hernández Santana, Pablo Serrano Molinero
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

Benchmarking Quantum Algorithmic Resilience for CVaR Portfolio Optimization: The Expressibility-Coherence Trade-off

Quantum combinatorial optimization offers theoretical advantages for complex financial modeling, but physical implementation on Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices is severely constrained by hardware topology. This study presents a hardware benchmarking analysis between a Hardware Efficient Variational Quantum Neural Network (HE-VQNN) and the Warm Start Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm (WS-QAOA)

Prashik N. Somkuwar, K. Srinivasan, G. Raghavan
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

End-to-End PDE-Based Quantum Algorithms for Multi-Asset Option Pricing under Local and Stochastic Volatility

Multi-asset option pricing under local- and stochastic-volatility models leads naturally to high-dimensional parabolic PDEs. We develop an end-to-end quantum PDE framework for European option pricing under local-volatility Black--Scholes and Heston models. The framework takes classical contract and model data as input and returns classical estimates of selected option values. We solve the pricing PDEs after finite-di

Nikita Guseynov, Nana Liu, Chi Seng Pun, Tushar Vaidya
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

A Penalty-Free Pipeline for Direct Quantum-Annealer Portfolio Optimization

Cardinality-constrained portfolio selection is routinely cast as a quadratic unconstrained binary optimization (QUBO) and submitted to a quantum processing unit (QPU) for direct annealing. We show that this standard penalty encoding is the binding constraint for direct-QPU execution on current D-Wave Pegasus and Zephyr hardware. Expanding the exact cardinality penalty contributes a dense rank-one term that makes the

Luis Lozano
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

Where the Quantum Lives in D-Wave Hybrid Portfolio Optimization: An Operational Decomposition Audit

Hybrid quantum-classical solvers conceal how reported performance divides between quantum-processing-unit (QPU) access and other service time. We audit D-Wave's Leap service on cardinality-constrained mean-variance portfolio instances from N=10 to 640, comparing constraint-native CQMs, penalty-encoded BQMs, Gurobi MIQP, simulated annealing, and a matched-budget Tabu baseline, and we propose a four-metric operational

Luis Lozano
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

Towards Chemically Accurate and Scalable Quantum Simulations on IQM Quantum Hardware: A Quantum-HPC Hybrid Approach

We present a large-scale experimental study of quantum-computing-based molecular simulation carried out on IQM's Sirius 24-qubit superconducting processor, utilizing up to 16 operational qubits. The work employs Sample-based Quantum Diagonalization (SQD) together with the Local Unitary Cluster Jastrow (LUCJ) ansatz to estimate ground-state energies for a set of benchmark molecules, including H$_2$, LiH, BeH$_2$, H$_2

Anurag K. S. V., Ashish Kumar Patra, Manas Mukherjee, Alok Shukla, Sai Shankar P.
arXiv · arXiv · 2026

Constrained Portfolio Optimization via Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm (QAOA) with XY-Mixers and Trotterized Initialization: A Hybrid Approach for Direct Indexing

Portfolio optimization under strict cardinality constraints is a combinatorial challenge that defies classical convex optimization techniques, particularly in the context of "Direct Indexing" and ESG-constrained mandates. In the Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) era, the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithm (QAOA) offers a promising hybrid approach. However, standard QAOA implementations utilizing transve

Javier Mancilla, Theodoros D. Bouloumis, Frederic Goguikian
arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2025

Machine Learning Enhanced Multi-Factor Quantitative Trading: A Cross-Sectional Portfolio Optimization Approach with Bias Correction

Rolling-window factor pipelines for Chinese A-share markets contain a subtle but costly flaw: daily price-move limits (+/-10% main-board, +/-20% STAR/ChiNext) render a fraction of closing prices non-executable, yet standard implementations ingest these values before any row-filtering runs. The contaminated aggregates propagate silently through moving averages, correlations, and ranks--a failure mode we term "upstream

Yimin Du
arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2025

R&D-Agent-Quant: A Multi-Agent Framework for Data-Centric Factors and Model Joint Optimization

Financial markets pose fundamental challenges for asset return prediction due to their high dimensionality, non-stationarity, and persistent volatility. Despite advances in large language models and multi-agent systems, current quantitative research pipelines suffer from limited automation, weak interpretability, and fragmented coordination across key components such as factor mining and model innovation. In this pap

Yuante Li, Xu Yang, Xiao Yang, Minrui Xu, Xisen Wang
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

Variational Quantum Eigensolver for Real-World Finance: Scalable Solutions for Dynamic Portfolio Optimization Problems

We present a scalable, hardware-aware methodology for extending the Variational Quantum Eigensolver (VQE) to large, realistic Dynamic Portfolio Optimization (DPO) problems. Building on the scaling strategy from our previous work, where we tailored a VQE workflow to both the DPO formulation and the target QPU, we now put forward two significant advances. The first is the implementation of the Ising Sample-based Quantu

Irene De León, Danel Arias, Manuel Martín-Cordero, María Esperanza Molina, Pablo Serrano
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

Quantum Adaptive Self-Attention for Financial Rebalancing: An Empirical Study on Automated Market Makers in Decentralized Finance

We formulate automated market maker (AMM) \emph{rebalancing} as a binary detection problem and study a hybrid quantum--classical self-attention block, \textbf{Quantum Adaptive Self-Attention (QASA)}. QASA constructs quantum queries/keys/values via variational quantum circuits (VQCs) and applies standard softmax attention over Pauli-$Z$ expectation vectors, yielding a drop-in attention module for financial time-series

Chi-Sheng Chen, Aidan Hung-Wen Tsai
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

Quantum and Classical Machine Learning in Decentralized Finance: Comparative Evidence from Multi-Asset Backtesting of Automated Market Makers

This study presents a comprehensive empirical comparison between quantum machine learning (QML) and classical machine learning (CML) approaches in Automated Market Makers (AMM) and Decentralized Finance (DeFi) trading strategies through extensive backtesting on 10 models across multiple cryptocurrency assets. Our analysis encompasses classical ML models (Random Forest, Gradient Boosting, Logistic Regression), pure qu

Chi-Sheng Chen, Aidan Hung-Wen Tsai
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

Quantum Reinforcement Learning Trading Agent for Sector Rotation in the Taiwan Stock Market

We propose a hybrid quantum-classical reinforcement learning framework for sector rotation in the Taiwan stock market. Our system employs Proximal Policy Optimization (PPO) as the backbone algorithm and integrates both classical architectures (LSTM, Transformer) and quantum-enhanced models (QNN, QRWKV, QASA) as policy and value networks. An automated feature engineering pipeline extracts financial indicators from cap

Chi-Sheng Chen, Xinyu Zhang, Ya-Chuan Chen
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

Quantum Reservoir Computing for Realized Volatility Forecasting

Recent advances in quantum computing have demonstrated its potential to significantly enhance the analysis and forecasting of complex classical data. Among these, quantum reservoir computing has emerged as a particularly powerful approach, combining quantum computation with machine learning for modeling nonlinear temporal dependencies in high-dimensional time series. As with many data-driven disciplines, quantitative

Qingyu Li, Chiranjib Mukhopadhyay, Abolfazl Bayat, Ali Habibnia
arXiv · arXiv · 2025

End-to-End Portfolio Optimization with Quantum Annealing

Hybrid-quantum classical optimization has emerged as a promising direction for addressing financial decision problems under current quantum hardware constraints. In this work we present a practical end-to-end portfolio optimization pipeline that combines (i) a continuous mean-variance and Sharpe-ratio formulation, (ii) a QUBO/CQM-based discrete asset selection stage solved using D-Wave's hybrid quantum annealing solv

Sai Nandan Morapakula, Sangram Deshpande, Rakesh Yata, Rushikesh Ubale, Uday Wad
Wiki Entities · 36
CTA

Quantamental / Fundamental-Overlay CTA

A price-based engine with a fundamental veto or tilt — inventories, COT, positioning, or nowcasts that can cut or flip a trend.

Derivatives

GARCH Volatility Model

GARCH Volatility Model — Conditional heteroskedasticity framework for forecasting volatility clusters.

Economics

Money Supply

Money supply is the measured stock of money — M0/MB, M1, M2 — a quantity that depends on what you count as money.

Economics

Price Elasticity

Price elasticity is the percent change in quantity demanded or supplied for a one percent change in price — how much the tape moves volume when the price moves.

Economics

Quantity Theory of Money

The quantity theory is MV = PY: money times velocity equals nominal income. In the strong form, a one-off money increase raises prices one-for-one if V and Y are stable.

Liquidity

Bank Reserve Balances

Bank reserve balances reflect the quantity of reserves held by banks at the Federal Reserve and are central to understanding liquidity distribution and financial system stability.

Macro Policy

Quantitative Easing

Quantitative easing is large-scale central-bank asset purchases that expand reserves — a duration and liquidity operation when the policy rate is pinned.

Macro Policy

Quantitative Tightening Pace

Quantitative Tightening Pace — The speed of balance-sheet runoff and its impact on reserves, collateral markets, and term funding.

Quant

Alpha

Alpha is return not explained by the risk factors you chose — a residual, not a personality.

Quant

Asset Allocation

Asset allocation is the split of a portfolio across stocks, bonds, cash, and alternatives — the decision that usually dwarfs manager selection.

Quant

Backtest Overfitting

Backtest Overfitting — False discovery from mining historical patterns that do not persist out-of-sample.

Quant

Beta

Beta is the regression slope of an asset’s return on a factor (usually the market) — a hedge ratio, not a destiny.

Quant

Capital Asset Pricing Model

CAPM says expected excess return is beta times the market risk premium — one factor, one line, many violations.

Quant

Cointegration Pairs Trading

Cointegration Pairs Trading — Mean-reversion on stationary spreads between related instruments.

Quant

Copula Models

Copula Models — Dependence modeling linking marginal distributions — infamous from 2008 structured credit.

Quant

Disposition Effect

The disposition effect is the habit of selling winners and keeping losers — realizing gains, papering losses, versus a mark-to-market rule.

Quant

Diversification

Diversification is reducing idiosyncratic variance by combining imperfectly correlated risks — it does not cancel a common factor.

Quant

Dollar-Cost Averaging

Dollar-cost averaging is investing a fixed cash amount on a schedule — you buy more shares when price is down, fewer when up.

Quant

Efficient Frontier

The efficient frontier is the set of mean-variance-optimal portfolios — maximum expected return for each volatility, given the inputs.

Quant

Efficient Market Hypothesis

EMH says prices reflect available information so that you cannot systematically earn risk-adjusted profits from that information — a benchmark, not a religion.

Quant

Expected Shortfall

Expected shortfall is the average loss beyond VaR — a coherent tail measure that asks how bad the bad days are.

Quant

Expense Ratio

The expense ratio is annual fund costs as a percent of AUM — the fee drag you pay whether the manager is right or not.

Quant

Factor Momentum

Factor Momentum — Persistence in relative factor performance exploitable by systematic overlays.

Quant

Fama-French Three-Factor Model

The three-factor model adds size (SMB) and value (HML) to the market — a better cross-section than CAPM, still not the last word.

Quant

Feature Store Architecture

Feature Store Architecture — Centralized feature pipelines for research and live inference.

Quant

Hedge Fund

A hedge fund is a lightly constrained private pool that can short, lever, and charge performance fees — a legal wrapper, not a strategy.

Quant

Herding

Herding is correlated action because others are acting — information cascades, career risk, or indexation, not independent theses that happen to agree.

Quant

Idiosyncratic Risk

Idiosyncratic risk is residual variance after the factors — name-specific noise that diversification is supposed to shrink.

Quant

Information Ratio

The information ratio is active return over active risk — residual performance per unit of tracking error versus a benchmark.

Quant

Kelly Criterion

Kelly is the stake that maximizes the expected log of wealth — an aggressive sizing rule that needs a true edge and a stomach.

Quant

Loss Aversion

Loss aversion is the empirical fact that losses hurt more than equal gains please — a kink at the reference point, not a risk-aversion parameter.

Quant

Low Volatility Anomaly

Low Volatility Anomaly — Empirical outperformance of low-beta stocks, crowded in risk-off regimes.

Quant

Market Impact Model

Market Impact Model — Price response to order flow used in optimal execution and capacity estimates.

Quant

Market Impact Model Almgren

Market Impact Model Almgren — Temporary and permanent impact framework for optimal execution.

Quant

Maximum Drawdown Control

Maximum Drawdown Control — Rules that de-risk after losses to preserve capital and investor mandates.

Quant

Modern Portfolio Theory

Modern portfolio theory is Markowitz mean-variance optimization — diversify covariances, not just names, to get more return per unit of variance.

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Encyclopedia · 24
Quant · Foundations

Alpha

Alpha is return not explained by the risk factors you chose — a residual, not a personality.

Quant · Foundations

Asset Allocation

Asset allocation is the split of a portfolio across stocks, bonds, cash, and alternatives — the decision that usually dwarfs manager selection.

Quant · Foundations

Backtest Overfitting

Backtest Overfitting — False discovery from mining historical patterns that do not persist out-of-sample.

Liquidity · Foundations

Bank Reserve Balances

Bank reserve balances reflect the quantity of reserves held by banks at the Federal Reserve and are central to understanding liquidity distribution and financial system stability.

Quant · Foundations

Beta

Beta is the regression slope of an asset’s return on a factor (usually the market) — a hedge ratio, not a destiny.

Quant · Foundations

Capital Asset Pricing Model

CAPM says expected excess return is beta times the market risk premium — one factor, one line, many violations.

Quant · Foundations

Cointegration Pairs Trading

Cointegration Pairs Trading — Mean-reversion on stationary spreads between related instruments.

Quant · Foundations

Copula Models

Copula Models — Dependence modeling linking marginal distributions — infamous from 2008 structured credit.

Quant · Foundations

Disposition Effect

The disposition effect is the habit of selling winners and keeping losers — realizing gains, papering losses, versus a mark-to-market rule.

Quant · Foundations

Diversification

Diversification is reducing idiosyncratic variance by combining imperfectly correlated risks — it does not cancel a common factor.

Quant · Foundations

Dollar-Cost Averaging

Dollar-cost averaging is investing a fixed cash amount on a schedule — you buy more shares when price is down, fewer when up.

Quant · Foundations

Efficient Frontier

The efficient frontier is the set of mean-variance-optimal portfolios — maximum expected return for each volatility, given the inputs.

Quant · Foundations

Efficient Market Hypothesis

EMH says prices reflect available information so that you cannot systematically earn risk-adjusted profits from that information — a benchmark, not a religion.

Quant · Foundations

Expected Shortfall

Expected shortfall is the average loss beyond VaR — a coherent tail measure that asks how bad the bad days are.

Quant · Foundations

Expense Ratio

The expense ratio is annual fund costs as a percent of AUM — the fee drag you pay whether the manager is right or not.

Quant · Foundations

Factor Momentum

Factor Momentum — Persistence in relative factor performance exploitable by systematic overlays.

Quant · Foundations

Fama-French Three-Factor Model

The three-factor model adds size (SMB) and value (HML) to the market — a better cross-section than CAPM, still not the last word.

Quant · Foundations

Feature Store Architecture

Feature Store Architecture — Centralized feature pipelines for research and live inference.

Quant · Foundations

Hedge Fund

A hedge fund is a lightly constrained private pool that can short, lever, and charge performance fees — a legal wrapper, not a strategy.

Quant · Foundations

Herding

Herding is correlated action because others are acting — information cascades, career risk, or indexation, not independent theses that happen to agree.

Quant · Foundations

Idiosyncratic Risk

Idiosyncratic risk is residual variance after the factors — name-specific noise that diversification is supposed to shrink.

Quant · Foundations

Information Ratio

The information ratio is active return over active risk — residual performance per unit of tracking error versus a benchmark.

Quant · Foundations

Kelly Criterion

Kelly is the stake that maximizes the expected log of wealth — an aggressive sizing rule that needs a true edge and a stomach.

Quant · Foundations

Loss Aversion

Loss aversion is the empirical fact that losses hurt more than equal gains please — a kink at the reference point, not a risk-aversion parameter.

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