The world of quantitative finance is a kind of mix between mathematics, programming, and corporate finance that’s increasingly attracting Spanish students —both from STEM and non-STEM backgrounds (economics, business, etc.). And it’s no wonder. High salaries, huge intellectual challenges, and a lifestyle that sometimes looks like something out of a Wall Street movie (with a million caveats, of course). I’m in this world myself, so I get every single one of those who want to j

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