
We are pleased to invite you to join us for a special seminar on GPU-accelerated stochastic
volatility models for fixed income products. Dr. Gerald Hanweck, Jr., founder and CEO of Hanweck
Associates, will share with you insights into his award-winning technology that financial industry
participants are already successfully using to significantly enhance the speed and efficiency of
complex numerical calculations. Dr. Hanweck will demonstrate real world applications of this
technology in stochastic volatility models as they apply to Eurex Exchange's options on fixed
income futures. Join us to see how you can use this approach to help enhance computational
efficiency.
Co-sponsor
Deutsche Börse Market Data & Analytics, provider of the popular
AlphaFlash® data
feed, will raffle off an iPad2 to seminar attendees in
each location. The winner will be announced
during the seminar and must
be present to accept the prize. You will be entered into the raffle if
you successfully answer the following question:
What is the name
of the model or the name of the author of the model that is solved by
the
following set of equations? Just send along your answer when you
RSVP.





Please register by May 10th for these exciting events!
For more information please contact us on T (312) 544-1000 or by e-mail
eurex-events-us@eurexchange.com. 

Deutsche Börse - Market Data & Analytics collects, develops and delivers high quality, reliable data for the front,
middle and back offices of banks, brokers, trading firms, algo traders, asset managers, hedge funds and data
vendors. Our broad product portfolio comprises trading data from our own trading venues (Eurex® and Xetra®)
as well as those of our cooperation partners (e.g. the Irish Stock Exchange). We also operate AlphaFlash®, an
algo news feed that delivers machine-readable global macroeconomic indicators and German coporate news.

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