Quantlab

With the release of the http/https protocol support in Qlang, a server component is just as easy to build as any Quantlab workspace. As any built-in Quantlab function from the core libraries or the financial libraries can be accessed, and disclose its parameters and settings to the web designer, web...

Algorithmica is pleased to announce some new and important customer cases for 2019 and beginning of 2020. 2019 was another year marked by heavy investing in underlying technical infrastructure and regulatory driven software development. Honorable mentions include; New server architecture, Python integration, New Editor and Debugger environment, the IRRBB module...

For Python users calling Qlang libraries, a suite of new export functions enable an even richer user experience from Python. Runs using Quantlab version 3.1.2024 and thereafter. For more information about using Qlang from Python, please ask for the new Quantlab api documentation and view the youtube tutorials online in...

As of today, Quantlab functions and classes can be run from Python. Function libraries such as the instrument pricing and curve fitting modules can be run as well as real-time access to Bloomberg and Reuters. Python will load Quantlab's instrument definition repository into memory in the same way as a...

We are pleased to note that our filing for "continued use and incontestability" has been accepted by the USPTO. Quantlab is now trademark protected in the US for "computer software for financial and scientific programming, analysis and trading". This complements our already granted European trademark and strengthens the global presence...

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