Welcome to ACEFINMOD.com
Welcome to the launch of ACEFINMOD. This web site, started in 2009, is dedicated to show-case the research carried out since about 2002 by a team of researchers and scientists associated with the Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents. The work reported here refects a complex adaptive systems perspective and the methodolgy of Agent-based Computational Economics to build large scale data base driven financial and economic models for purposes of market and policy design.
Digital Modeling of Financial Contagion
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This project builds a multi-sector agent based simulator of the US financial system which is driven by the FDIC data set. The model is first built sector by sector starting with the CDS market. Financial network analysis and systemic risk from contagion are the key objectives of this project. Quick link to CDS Network Simulator beta 02 Older version beta 01 "Too Interconnected To Fail" paper Qiuck link to varius sections |
Financial Databases
Next Generation Electronic Trading Simulators for London SETS (NGETS)
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In this project, the London SETS electronic order book market is fully rebuilt and is the basis of a simulator to design and build algo strategies in real time. Detailed analysis of the structure and statistical properties of the orderbook are possible. Run NGETS app |
Sovereign Risk Contagion
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In this project, the BIS bilateral data on immediate obligations between countries relative to their assets is visualized in a financial network. We proceed to analyse the financial contagion affecting the PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, Spain) & UK. |
Markets as Complex Adaptive Systems
CLIMACE, Green Transport and Smart Infra-structure
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CLIMACE investigates a multi-agent model for digitally mapping the transition in economies from high to low carbon. Green Transport and Smart Infrastructure Models covers research in this field |
Extreme Financial Events Modelling
IMF Conference on “Operationalizing Systemic Risk Monitoring” (Washington DC, 26-28 May)
ECB Workshop on
“Recent advances in modelling systemic risk using network analysis” Frankfurt am Main, 5 October 2009-->Workshop Programme






