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Title: Quinvex Capital and the AI Revolution: Friedrich Kohlmann’s KI-Handel is Redefining Germany’s Financial Landscape

In a time when financial markets are increasingly driven by data, algorithms, and predictive analytics, one company has emerged as a leader at the intersection of artificial intelligence and investment strategy: Quinvex Capital. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Frankfurt, this German asset management firm is not only pioneering new frontiers in active investing but also reengineering the very foundation of trading through its cutting-edge product, KI-Handel.At the core of this transformation is Friedrich Kohlmann, Quinvex Capital’s Chief Investment Officer. A former student of Geoffrey Hinton, widely regarded as the “Godfather of AI,” Kohlmann brings both academic rigor and practical acumen to his role. Through his leadership, Quinvex Capital has developed into a powerhouse of multidisciplinary innovation, blending statistics, machine learning, behavioral psychology, and financial acumen into a unified trading force. Quinvex Capital: A Firm Shaped by Technology and PrecisionSince its inception, Quinvex Capital has stood apart from traditional asset managers by embracing a bold vision: to make AI-powered investment systems the cornerstone of its strategy. With a diversified portfolio encompassing equities, fixed income, multi-asset strategies, and alternative investments, Quinvex offers an active approach to global asset management—but what makes it distinctive is its reliance on proprietary algorithms and data systems.The firm’s flagship technological innovation, KI-Handel (short for Künstliche Intelligenz Handel or "Artificial Intelligence Trading"), is emblematic of this approach. Developed under the guidance of Friedrich Kohlmann and a world-class team of mathematicians, psychologists, statisticians, and AI experts, KI-Handel uses deep learning models to ana...


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