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The Role of Red-Black Trees in Quantitative Finance: A Reflection on ExSan’s Foundations

This LinkedIn post highlights the foundational importance of Red-Black Trees in the development of software for Quantitative Finance. From the inception of ExSan, I made a deliberate choice to base its coding architecture on Red-Black Trees —a decision driven by their efficiency and robustness-.

To my surprise, I recently came across that post revealing how a leading corporation leverages the same concept for its Quant Finance software This discovery reinforces the value of ExSan’s design principles and validates the independent, innovative approach that guided its development. -read the comments- It’s exciting to see how these ideas align with industry practices, underscoring the relevance of ExSan’s foundations in addressing complex financial challenges.

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