Webinars
Practitioner-led sessions on quantitative finance, Python and market data — a way to see how we teach before any commitment.
Our webinars are short, online sessions led by the founders themselves — PhD- and CQF-qualified practitioners with decades across FX, rates, equities and OTC markets — drawn from the same material as our training programmes. One topic, worked through with real market data, questions answered live: no sales deck, no curriculum overview, just the teaching itself, so you can judge whether it's any good before any conversation about cohorts or budgets starts. Full biographies are on the About page.
Sessions are announced as LinkedIn Events. Follow the training page and you will see the next one when it opens.
Who should attend
Deliberately the widest audience of anything we run. A session asks for your time, not your budget, so the qualifying question is interest rather than seniority or spend.
- Markets professionals — traders, portfolio managers and analysts wanting to do more of their own quantitative work.
- Operations and middle-office teams — where manual reconciliation and spreadsheet work is the daily constraint.
- Desk technologists and quant developers — closer to the tooling, interested in how the analytics side is structured.
- Recruiters and candidates — to understand what the skills actually look like in practice rather than on a CV.
- Independent traders and boutique founders — who will attend a session but have no use for a desk-wide cohort.
Vendor-neutral throughout. We teach the method, not a product — sessions use public or synthetic datasets, never licensed vendor data or client material.
Common questions
Sessions are announced as LinkedIn Events on our training page. Following it is the most reliable way to be notified — LinkedIn reminds attendees ahead of the session. If you would rather be contacted directly, register your interest and we will let you know when a session is scheduled.
No. Each session states its level in the announcement — some assume nothing beyond Excel, others assume you already write code day to day — matching the three levels used across our training programmes.
Same material and same people, very different depth. A session takes one topic in isolation; the programmes run as structured eight-session blocks in cohorts of 8–10, with a siloed coding environment, assessment and evidence packs for CPT/CPD. A webinar is a way to judge the teaching before considering that.
Where a session is recorded, the recording is posted afterwards on the training page and linked from here. Whether a given session is recorded is stated in its announcement — some involve live discussion that participants would reasonably expect not to be published.
Yes — that is closer to a Training Bootcamp: a half-day seminar on a topic of your choosing, run for your desk rather than publicly. Get in touch and we will scope it with you.
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