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Modular Julia packages for different finance domains

Function-oriented and type-safe structures

Integration with JuliaStats and scientific computing ecosystem

Optional GPU or parallel acceleration

Interfacing with external libraries for extended functionality

Functions operate on instruments, market data, and portfolios

Julia types provide structured representations of financial objects

Simulations and pricing engines compute NPV, Greeks, or risk metrics

Results can be visualized or exported using plotting libraries

Parallel and GPU computation for large-scale models

Type-safe structures for financial objects

Function-based pricing and risk calculations

Separation of data, instruments, and computation

Broadcasting and vectorized computation

Optional parallel and GPU acceleration

Derivative pricing and risk engines

Portfolio management platforms

Algorithmic trading and backtesting

Financial research pipelines

Time series forecasting and analysis frameworks

High-performance numerical computing

Modular and composable package design

Extensible for custom financial models

Interoperability with Python, R, and C

Community-driven open-source development

Use multi-threading for parallel computations

Leverage GPU for Monte Carlo simulations

Vectorize calculations with broadcasting

Cache repeated computations for efficiency

Modularize pipelines for large portfolios

Update packages via Pkg.update()

Check for breaking changes in API

Test existing scripts after updates

Refactor code for deprecated functions

Ensure compatibility with latest Julia version