12 August 2011 By Jim Moores
Today we've released version 0.9.0 of the OpenGamma Platform, our comprehensive development platform for front-office and risk application development for quantitative finance.
While I know many of you were waiting for 0.8.1, we decided to do one better and wrap the fake data capabilities we wanted in 0.8.1 into 0.9.0. In the announcement on developers.opengamma.com, we explain why.
This release, expanding the calculation capabilities of our engine in handling a diversity of market data sources, drastically increasing the asset coverage of our data and analytics components, and continuing to refine our end user experience, is only 2 months since 0.8.0. We fully anticipate maintaining this pace of development to make sure that we're able to satisfy the needs of developers throughout financial services, both now and in the future!
About the Author
Jim is OpenGamma's Head of Platform Development.
Prior to OpenGamma, Jim was head of software engineering for Smartspread, managing and extending the analytics and risk management platform for Vega Asset Management and ProximaAlfa. Working closely with Elaine McLeod, Jim ensured that Smartspread's software platform was capable of satisfying the scalability and performance needs of all traders and risk managers in the firm, and remained flexible enough to support new instruments as quickly as they were traded.
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