RECENT CLIENT PROJECT

Visixion GmbH has developed and conducted a focused Python training for selected people at Eurex, one of the world's leading derivatives exchanges. The major goal is to replace in certain areas a heterogeneous IT infrastructure (including, amongst others, Matlab and R) by Python as the main programming environment. Requirements are increased productivity, fast development cycles, easy collaboration, easy-to-maintain solutions and high performance.

DEXISION In The Press

DEXISION mentioned in the March 2010 Cover Story of Wilmott Magazine as first Derivatives Analytics suite based on the Python programming language. Read the whole Story.

EuroScipy 2012 — Talk about “Python for Finance”

After 2011, Dr. Yves J. Hilpisch, MD of Visixion GmbH, will speak again at the EuroScipy 2012 which takes place in Brussels this year.

The EuroScipy conference has established itself as the leading European conference when it comes to the scientific use of the programming language Python (www.python.org). It starts on Thursday, 23 August 2012, . . . → Read More: EuroScipy 2012 — Talk about “Python for Finance”

PyCon DE 2011 — Rapid Financial Engineering and Automating Numerical Research

From 04-09 October 2011, the first German PyCon conference will take place in Leipzig. As the first regional Python conference of this format, it illustrates that Python is strongly gaining ground compared to other programming languages. The conference will offer a diverse program of talks, two of which will be given by Dr. Yves J. Hilpisch, . . . → Read More: PyCon DE 2011 — Rapid Financial Engineering and Automating Numerical Research

PyPhy 2011 — Automating Numerical Research with Python

On 29. August 2011, the Python in Physics (PyPhy) conference took place. An international group of researchers from diverse fields presented their use cases for Python in Physics and related areas. Dr. Yves Hilpisch gave a talk about potential approaches to automate numerical research projects—starting with a simple Monte Carlo simulation study, showing Python implementations and . . . → Read More: PyPhy 2011 — Automating Numerical Research with Python

EuroScipy 2011 — Fast Monte Carlo Valuation with Python

To Python’s success story there has been added a new chapter: EuroScipy 2011. The conference who took place in Paris from 25.–28. August 2011 attracted researchers from diverse fields. Attendees learned how Python can be beneficially applied in such fields as physics, chemistry, biology, mechanical engineering—and finance. Dr. Yves Hilpisch gave a talk and presented a . . . → Read More: EuroScipy 2011 — Fast Monte Carlo Valuation with Python