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Welcome to the blog from Machine Learning Volatility Forecasting Explore the articles below to find out more about the field and careers, including analytical pitfalls, sector applications, and the latest methods.

An interview with a data science lead

March 2026

Wei Han is a Singapore-based data science lead. We talked about the challenges of integrating machine learning with traditional volatility analysis, the importance of peer review, and advice for analysts facing a steep learning curve.

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An interview with a risk data scientist

March 2026
Julia Ekberg is a Stockholm-based risk data scientist. We discussed adapting volatility models to Scandinavian markets, the challenge of local data quirks, and the role of peer feedback in technical growth.
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An interview with a risk solutions consultant

March 2026
Yuto Chiba is a Tokyo-based risk solutions consultant. We talked about adapting machine learning to local markets, technical hurdles in volatility analytics, and his advice for those moving into the field.
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An interview with a quantitative risk analyst

March 2026
Amrita Singh is a Montreal-based quantitative risk analyst. We discussed her technical development, the importance of transparency, and what it takes to earn trust when implementing machine learning in volatility forecasting.
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An interview with a model validation specialist

March 2026
Oliver Smith is a London-based model validation specialist. We discussed his role in auditing machine learning-driven volatility forecasts, communicating limitations, and why adaptation is key in analytics careers.
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