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Andrei Paraschivescu

Former Citadel portfolio manager; ex-J.P. Morgan credit derivatives and Deutsche Bank proprietary trader; founder of Quick Eye Technologies
Quick Eye Technologies, Inc. · United States · investor
Details
LocationUnited States
UniversityStanford University
MathematicsQuantitative financeEmerging markets macroCredit derivativesProprietary trading
Notes
  • Quant employment verification: CONFIRMED - supported identity (IMO 1985 Romania; Stanford math PhD 1995; Romanian-mathematicians-abroad directory) plus an actual role at a quantitative hedge fund: Citadel LLC portfolio manager 2006-2009, corroborated by an independent published book. J.P. Morgan (VP, Latin America credit derivatives) and Deutsche Bank (proprietary trader) are additional markets roles. Note: the Citadel/JPM/DB timeline as a continuous record rests mainly on LinkedIn-derived index data; only the Citadel PM role has independent published corroboration.
  • Citadel LLC is a multi-strategy hedge fund; a Portfolio Manager role there and J.P. Morgan credit-derivatives trading / Deutsche Bank proprietary trading are quantitative-markets roles (employer classification).
  • Named in Scott Patterson's book 'The Quants' as 'a portfolio manager who worked for Griffin at Citadel' (published-source confirmation of a Citadel role).2010
  • PhD in Mathematics, Stanford University, 1995; dissertation 'Infinite Transfers for the Special Linear Group with Integer Entries'.1995
  • Inventor on patent application(s) assigned to Quick Eye Technologies Inc. (e.g. 'An organizer for data that is subject to multiple criteria').
  • Published 'On a generalization of the double coset formula' in Duke Mathematical Journal, 1997 (vol. 89, issue 1).Jul 15, 1997
  • Listed in a directory of Romanian mathematicians abroad as 'Derivative Research, J.P. Morgan, 60 Wall Street' (index/directory listing, not primary confirmation).1997

Competition record

Romania · IMO

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