Feng Ji, founder and CEO of Baiont, a leading quant fund in China, emphasizes the necessity for quant trading managers to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) to remain competitive. Baiont’s innovative approach integrates AI into developing trading strategies, setting it apart in the rapidly evolving financial landscape. Ji predicts that quant managers resistant to AI will face obsolescence within three years. Baiont, managing assets worth approximately RMB 7 billion ($970 million), operates with a team predominantly comprised of computer scientists, highlighting the industry’s shift towards machine learning as an essential tool. The firm’s holistic AI approach has proven cost-effective and efficient, offering a disruptive model in the quant trading sector. Ji underscores the growing competition and the need for continuous AI transformation to survive and thrive in the market.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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