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Asad Rahman

Mr Asad Rahman

PhD Candidate

Biography

Asad is a PhD researcher in the Informatics Department at King’s College London. Asad’s research is in Model Driven Engineering in Finance, with the prospect of incorporating finance with computer science.

Asad’s 15+ year’s work experience in the financial industry brings practical knowledge into his research. In finance, software coding needs to follow regulatory requirements, coding standards and address the bigger economic picture. Asad’s research aims to support developers from all levels of society to better understand software, facilitate transparency and auditability of financial decisions that can impact day-to-day decisions from a personal to a wider economic context.

Asad holds an MSc in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence and an MSc in Quantitative Finance. Additionally, Asad holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Software Development, and a BSc in Computing, with several professional certifications on the side (MCAD, MCDBA and MCP).

Outside of work and research, Asad is a keen chess player and holds a FIDE MASTER title. Asad is a marathon runner and a keen martial artist; throw in the gym and swimming to complete the picture! Asad is a keen nutritionist especially when it comes to optimising mind, body, and spirit. Asad would love to hear your views on research, chess, fitness and nutrition too!

Thesis title: Model Driven Engineering in Finance

Research Interests

  • Model development
  • Quantitative Finance
  • Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning
  • Software Development, Architecture and Design

Asad’s research focuses on allowing end-users to write mathematical equations that can be transformed into code in a language of choice. Why? To open the realm of software development to everyone; provide programming ability, with traceability and transparency in an environment where auditability is of prime importance.

PhD Supervision

Publications

Research

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Software Systems

The group studies design, modelling and engineering of software systems.

Research

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Software Systems

The group studies design, modelling and engineering of software systems.