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NYU Abu Dhabi 2026 Winton Prizes
Winton is a proud supporter of academic excellence in STEM subjects.
Winton host students in partnership with GAIN
University students visited Winton for two insight days in partnership with Girls Are INvestors.
Winton Deputy CIO opinion column
Winton's Nick Thomas-Peter describes the main challenges faced by allocators today.
Winton CIO hosted on Merryn Talks Money
Simon Judes discusses quant strategies with Bloomberg's Merryn Somerset Webb.
Congratulations to the students recognised in the 2026 Winton Prizes for Academic Excellence in STEM at NYU Abu Dhabi. These awards reflect Winton’s longstanding commitment to supporting academic excellence in STEM subjects, and we are pleased to celebrate this year’s winners. The full list of recipients is now available on our website: https://lnkd.in/eR6ttcRy
Winton’s Simon Judes spoke at FII Europe about the growth of Saudi Arabia’s capital market and the factors shaping investment allocation decisions. Drawing on more than a decade of Winton’s research in the Kingdom, he shared perspectives on the market’s development and expanding opportunities for quantitative investment strategies.
Winton’s James Gilbert discussed diversification, downside resilience and access to differentiated sources of return as increasingly important themes in wealth management at the AIMA - The Alternative Investment Management Association Japan Annual Forum 2026 last week. Thanks to AIMA for an excellent event highlighting the growing appetite for alternative investments in Japan.
We were delighted to welcome a new cohort of first-year female university students to Winton this spring for two insight days, in partnership with GAIN UK. Across the programme, students explored life at a quantitative hedge fund through sessions on strategy development and execution, alongside investment pitch presentations and speed networking with our team.