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Financial institutions are driving demand for quantum computing specifically to solve high-dimensional optimization problems like Monte Carlo simulations and portfolio construction where classical systems fail. Key players such as HSBC and JPMorgan Chase are already piloting hybrid algorithms to accelerate risk assessment and pricing, highlighting the sector's urgent need for superior computational speed before Q-Day threats materialize.

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What Are the Capabilities the Financial Services Industry Is Looking for in Quantum Technology?

Inside Quantum TechnologyOctober 1, 20264 min read

Today’s column will discuss what the financial industry broadly needs from quantum technologies and current examples of meeting that need. The financial industry has a massive stake in the rollout of quantum technologies, with projections estimating up to $622 billion in value creation by 2035. Because financial markets are driven by uncertainty, risk, and massive data sets, classical computers frequently fall short when attempting to calculate optimal outcomes in real-time. [1, 2] The industry’s core needs span three main…

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