2026 Morgan Stanley Hackathon - UK
Morgan Stanley's UK Hackathon is an in-person quantitative finance simulation event for Master and PhD students, focusing on systematic trading games and technical skills.
London
Postgraduate
Finance, Technology
In-Person
20 September 2026
Last verified: 16 September 2026
About this opportunity
Morgan Stanley UK Hackathon is a quantitative finance simulation where participants work on a systematic trading game developed by Morgan Stanley Quantitative Finance experts. Attendees will compete to solve real-world financial problems, enhance quantitative and programming skills, and connect with industry professionals. The event will be held in London on October 8, 2026. Application deadline is September 20, 2026. The event is invite-only and requires a CV submission.
Who is it for?
Master or PhD students in STEM or quantitative finance disciplines, graduating in 2027, with coding ability (Python) and interest in quantitative finance.
What you will gain
Technical skills, programming experience (Python), insight into quantitative finance, career tips, and networking with professionals.
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Requirements
Master or PhD student graduating in 2027, studying STEM or quantitative finance-related discipline, able to code in at least one language (event is in Python), strong analytical and quantitative reasoning.
How to apply
Apply online and submit a CV by the deadline; successful applicants will be invited to attend the event.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Morgan Stanley page to apply for this opportunity.
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