The XVA and quant space has brilliant people doing serious work that never gets written down properly. I'm building a place to fix that, and I'm looking for people who want to help. Co-author a post, design a course, or run a modelling session.
Seven chapters published across two series, with every formula derived, every chart reproducible, and every code snippet tested against the xvafoundations library.
Response time: I reply to genuine pitches within a few days. The best messages are specific about what you know and what you want to build.
This is a starting point, not a rigid structure. If you have something worth sharing and none of these quite fit, reach out anyway. The best collaborations rarely arrive fully formed.
The best writing on quantitative topics comes from practitioners, not textbooks. If you have something to say about how things actually work in your area, I would like to help you write it down and put it in front of an audience that will appreciate it.
For students, junior practitioners, or small teams who want to work through quantitative modelling in a hands-on setting. We go deeper into the material covered in the writing, with live examples, derivations, and real questions. The goal is understanding, not a deliverable.
I read everything and reply within a few days. A rough idea, a half-formed question, a disagreement with something I wrote; any of these is enough to start a conversation.