I am a Visiting Professor at the University of Hong Kong, where I teach AI in Finance.
I am an emeritus professor at the University of Essex. I co-founded the Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents (CCFEA) in 2002, and took up its Directorship from 1st August 2009 to 31st December 2016. I retired from the University of Essex on 1st November 2017 but remain active in research and consultancy. I have taught freelance at Traders Training Company, King's College (London), Queen Mary College (London) and University of Hong Kong.
I have broad research interest in applied artificial intelligence. My research can roughly be grouped into two overlapping areas: constraint satisfaction and computational finance and economics. Click <here> for my research home page.
New book from 2nd June 2023: AI For Finance, CRC Press
Third Edition of the book Vehicle Scheduling in Port Automation, Rashidi & Tsang was published on 2022.08.10
Jun Chen & Edward P K Tsang,
Detecting Regime Change in Computational Finance: Data Science, Machine Learning and Algorithmic Trading, CRC Press, 2020
(ISBN: 9780367536282)
Tsang taught Artificial Intelligence in Finance at
University of Hong Kong, Spring 2019 and 2020.
Jun Chen (James) passed his PhD viva on 7th May 2019; PhD approved on 30th October 2019
Tsang taught Advanced Topics in Computational Finance at
University of Hong Kong, March-April, 2018.
Tsang taught 7CCSMAMF: Agent Based Modelling in Financeat
King's College, London, Autumn, 2017-18.
Tsang gave a invited talk via video at the
1st Computational Finance Competition, 26th August 2017, Hong Kong;
This talk, "Computational finance - synergy between computation and finance", is available on YouTube
Tsang retired from University of Essex, 31st October 2017. He was appointed Emeritus Professor from 1st November 2017.
Tsang on Al Jazeera: Counting the Cost,
14 January 2017 from 17'17" to 21'50"
Tsang's opinions:
"Algorithms 'could wipe out the global economy', experts fear"
reported by Sky News, 2017.01.01 (interviewed on 2016.10.21)
Paper published on Directional Changes:
Video
explaining why classical economics was built on shaky grounds,
by Edward Tsang, released 2014.01.30
Video
explaining Directional Changes
by Edward Tsang, released 2013.11.14
Demonstrator on
Directional Changes
by Ao Han, released 2013.07.13
Video explaining Computational Finance, released 2013.10.06
(Chinese version on YouTube / Weibo released 2013.10.22
Video explaining what Directional Change is, released 2013.09.13
Call for papers,
IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence for Financial Engineering and Economics (CIFEr) 2019 Conference,
Shenzhen, China, 4th-5th May 2018,
Call for papers, Special Issue on "Algorithms in Computational Finance",
The Algorithms Journal (ISSN 1999-4893),
Deadline: 15th September 2018
Selected articles for computational finance students
Rothbard, M., What has Government Done to Our Money?, Ludwig von Mises Institute, fifth edition, 2005
(First published, Murray Rothbard 1963)
Tsang: Economic markets need warning system to avert crashes, New Scientist, 18 April 2012
(full text in Market Science)
"How to forecast a financial crisis" by Clive Cookson on FT Magazine
30 March 2012
(pdf)
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