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From: Denys U. <de...@aq...> - 2024-02-27 18:06:30
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This might come useful to those who are thinking of using QuantLib in Python. As part of my recent consulting project I created a wrapper around QuantLib which allows working at a higher level than what the swig-generated Python library provides. Anyways, I open sourced the package since I think it may be useful to others: https://github.com/Aqumen-Tech/aqumenlib Hopefully the README there answers most questions. Currently it only handles basic rates and fixed income and a bit of FX, since that was all I needed, but the structure should make it easy to add new pricers; the hard bits were modeling and risk calcs and that wiring is all in place. |