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(kwŏnt)

n. Slang
An expert in the use of mathematics and related subjects, particularly in investment management and stock trading.

[Probably short for QUANTITATIVE.]

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(QUANTitative analystS) Financial analysts who use the computer and complex algorithms to develop derivatives and other intricate financial instruments.

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person with mathematical and computer skills who provides numerical and analytical support services in the securities industry.

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1. and quan n. quantitative analysis. (Scientific and collegiate.) I didn't study enough for my quant test.
2. n. a technician who works in securities market analysis. He was a quant on Wall Street for two years.

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