Wall Street traders must learn to code or risk redundancy
‘The short, short description of it is making money, capital and risk programmable,’ Martin Chavez, an architect of Goldman Sachs’s effort to transform itself with tech, says
21 September 2019 - 08:57
New York — Just how important will the ability to write computer code be to a successful career on Wall Street?
According to R Martin Chavez, an architect of Goldman Sachs’s effort to transform itself with technology, “It’s like writing an English sentence.”..
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