Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026: Numerix ranks # 1
Chartis STORM (Statistical Techniques, Operations and Risk Management) is Chartis Research’s series examining the convergence of quantitative modeling, machine learning, optimization techniques, and high-performance computing across financial services.
Quantitative Analytics50 2026 is one of three ranking reports in the STORM 2026 series, alongside BuySideRisk50 and Insurance Risk Analytics50.
Numerix was ranked #1, taking the title of Overall Winner in Chartis’ Quantitative Analytics50 2026. Numerix also won:
- Chartis Category Awards for Impact and Strategy
- Computational Awards for AI-Driven Asset Pricing, Domain-Specific Languages, and Domain-Specific Languages (Derivatives)
- Innovation Awards for Integrated Risk Analytics, ML Applications in Quant Finance, and XVA Analytics
- Solution Category Awards for CVA, Equity Derivatives, MVA, OTC Derivatives, and XVA
- A Pricing/Valuation Award for OTC Derivatives Pricing
“Numerix’s rise to the top of the Quantitative Analytics50 ranking, alongside its top three ranking in both the Insurance Analytics50 and BuySideRisk50, reflects not only the strength of its analytics portfolio, but also the innovative technological and developmental environment it has established around its solutions.”
-Sid Dash, Chief Researcher at Chartis
Download the full report to see Chartis’ methodology, the complete list of category winners, and its analysis of the compute, data, and AI forces reshaping quantitative finance.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026 report?
The Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026 report is part of the Chartis STORM series, which examines the convergence of quantitative modeling, machine learning, optimization techniques and high-performance computing across financial services.
2. How did Numerix rank in the Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026 report?
Numerix was ranked #1 overall and named the Overall Winner in the Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026 report.
3. What other awards did Numerix receive in the report?
Numerix received numerous honors across Impact and Strategy, Computational, Innovation, Solution Category and Pricing/Valuation awards, including recognition for AI-driven asset pricing, integrated risk analytics, ML applications in quantitative finance, XVA analytics and OTC derivatives pricing.
4. Which quantitative analytics categories did Numerix win?
Numerix won Solution Category Awards for CVA, Equity Derivatives, MVA, OTC Derivatives and XVA, as well as a Pricing/Valuation Award for OTC Derivatives Pricing.
5. What AI and machine learning capabilities were recognized?
Chartis recognized Numerix with Computational Awards for AI-Driven Asset Pricing and Innovation Awards for ML Applications in Quant Finance, highlighting the role of AI and machine learning in modern quantitative analytics.
6. What is the Chartis STORM series?
Chartis STORM—short for Statistical Techniques, Operations and Risk Management—is a series of reports examining how quantitative techniques, machine learning, optimization and high-performance computing are converging across financial services.
7. What other reports are included in the Chartis STORM 2026 series?
The STORM 2026 series includes three ranking reports: Quantitative Analytics50, BuySideRisk50 and Insurance Risk Analytics50.
8. Why is the Quantitative Analytics50 ranking significant?
The ranking recognizes organizations demonstrating leadership in quantitative analytics, technology, innovation and the application of advanced computational techniques to financial services.
9. What does the report examine about the future of quantitative finance?
The report analyzes the forces reshaping quantitative finance, including advances in computing, data, artificial intelligence, machine learning and quantitative modeling.
10. Where can I learn more about Numerix’s ranking and the Chartis methodology?
Download the full Chartis Quantitative Analytics50 2026 report to explore the methodology, complete list of category winners and Chartis’ analysis of the trends shaping quantitative finance.
