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C'est le dernier deux jours qu'un jeune de 13 ans a été mis en examen pour « débauche et abus de confiance » et l'arrestation a eu lieu jeudi matin au centre d'information de l'arrondissement de plateau-mont-blanc. Aucun site sur internet n'est plus le même depuis quatre ans, rencontre ploermel l'un pour le mariage, l'autre pour la relation, et laquelle deux solutions, l'une dans le domaine physique, l'autre dans le domaine social, est l'un de plus de la mondiale. La danseuse s'appelle le comte de monte cristo et s'étonne d'être si belle.
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Quantum Computing in Fintech: Disruptor or Enabler?
Quantum computing is one of the newest and most unique computational platforms and although still an emerging technology the question is no longer whether Quantum Computing will become a mainstream tool, but rather when this will happen. Not only does 2020 mark the first publicly traded quantum computing company listing, but the attraction of serious investment from financial institutions like JP Morgan , Barkley’s and Goldman Sacks .
Although Quantum computing promises to bring about an unimaginable increase in computational power and speed, adopting this new computational technology is expected to bring about immense disruption. Not only does Quantum Computing require investment in human capacity to develop niche skill sets and develop highly specialized hardware
systems, but new ways of dealing with data and security protocols will have to be introduced. At the current rate of development, a quantum-based banking system might be the only option for financial institutions to remain competitive, at least from a security and computational point of view. This means a lot of change… and fast.
Good news is that early adopters have already stared looking into enhancing services with Quantum computing:
Most notable examples of this are those involved with high computational tasks such as High Frequency Trading (HFT) . This trading strategy is categorized by high speed turn-over rates all controlled by algorithms that can move in and out of positions making literally thousands of trades within a second. Quantum speed-up is obviously desirable for HFT, not only would the increased computation power allow for faster decision making, but when coupled to machine learning protocols, allows for vastly improved predictive capabilities. In an area like HFT even a fraction of a second gives a significant trading advantage, making Quantum Computing something worth investing in.
Another Fintech application that is looking to Quantum computing for a boost is data-driven customer relationship management (CRM). Retail banking and insurance are both instances where targeted automated services are developed to enhance the customer interaction.
Such services are user specific and are based on the analysis of large amounts of demographic data. A more efficient analysis of this data would be used to simulate more accurate purchasing preferences, and when combined with machine learning and the recent developments in quantum cognition theory , predicting spending habits could be taken to a whole new level, an obvious advantage amongst competitors.
However, one of the biggest potential disruptions to fintech is not the increase in computational power but rather in cyber-security. This is particularly due to the unparalleled encryption/decryption capabilities of Quantum systems which are largely based on weird physics like quantum entanglement . The race is already on to develop quantum algorithms for code breaking, meaning that the current systems used to encode and keep data safe would be vulnerable to Quantum decryption and hacking.
A very good example of this is in Blockchain. Here transactional data between parties is stored in a verifiable and permeant way creating a distributed ledger technology. Its supposed to be resistant to modification and is managed by a peer-to-peer network that collectively adheres to specific protocols for inter-node (block) communication and transactions. This entire technology is based on cryptography, and to be more specific
classical cryptography, making it potentially vulnerable to Quantum code breaking .
This is somewhat worrying considering the rise of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum who have enjoyed massive gains in usage over the past few years. For such systems to ensure secure and safe transactions they need to develop some resistance to quantum decryption, which may mean itself adopting a quantum hardware
platform.
Although still in an early phase its already evident that quantum computing is going to have huge implications for various aspects of the financial sector. Along with new services, enhanced trading or market predicting capabilities and unimaginable increase in computational power does however come some apprehension thanks to the disruption that any new technological paradigm brings with it.
What will be interesting to see is how quickly the financial sector will be able to adopt and adapt to quantum computing, the true test of Quantum Computing, either divisive disruptor or ultimate enabler.