Industry Events
September 15, 2016
RavenPack has been invited to exhibit at this Goldman Sachs event.
This event will address some of the risks and challenges that Quant managers are facing today, as well as focusing on Big Data.
Peter Hafez, RavenPack's Chief Data Scientist, will be participating in the event. Learn about his team's latest research and get a personal debrief to understand how RavenPack data can help improve your investment process.
You can see the full conference agenda here . Book a personal debrief with Peter during the conference.
When : September 15, 2016 Full Day Event
Where Goldman Sachs Offices River Court, 120 Fleet Street London, UK
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