Johann Strauss
12 books
About the Author
Johann Strauss is a distinguished mathematician and financial engineer with over two decades of experience in quantitative finance and network science. Holding a PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of Vienna, he has held research positions at leading institutions, including the European Central Bank and major hedge funds, where he developed innovative models for assessing systemic risk and optimizing algorithmic trading strategies. Strauss's work bridges theoretical graph theory with practical applications in market microstructure analysis, earning him recognition in academic and industry circles alike. His book, Graph Theory & Network Analysis in Quantitative Finance: A Practical Guide to Systemic Risk, Market Structures, and Algorithmic Trading (Technical Topics for Quant Finance Book 2), exemplifies his commitment to making complex concepts accessible to professionals navigating volatile financial landscapes. Beyond writing, Strauss consults on risk management and lectures internationally on the intersection of mathematics and economics.
Common genres
Algorithmic Finance
applied mathematics
artificial intelligence
Business
Calculus
Computer Science
Data Science
Digital Products
Education
Finance
Graph Theory
Machine Learning
Mathematics
Music
Network Analysis
Opera
Passive Income
Programming
Quantitative Finance
quantitative trading
Rust
stochastic calculus
technical guide
Technology
Volatility Modeling
Writing style
technical
precise
practical
Books by Johann Strauss
