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John Armstrong is a Reader in Financial Mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at King's College London, where he leads research on topics such as collective pensions, rough-path theory, and geometrical approaches to finance. With extensive industry experience, he co-founded Yolus, which is now part of ION, where he developed an industry-leading risk management system. Additionally, he has served as Executive Director of Operations Technology at Goldman Sachs, where he gained practical insights into financial computing. His research interests span several domains, including Financial Mathematics, Geometry, and Stochastics, with an emphasis on collective pensions. He has contributed significantly to academic literature through peer-reviewed articles and has been involved in various research projects addressing critical issues in the field. Armstrong's work not only focuses on theoretical models but also applies mathematical principles to real-world financial systems, enhancing the understanding of risk management and investment strategies.
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