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Explore 1 source-backed Michigan Investment Group programs, including Prize / Competition. Current catalog locations include Ann Arbor, Michigan, US.

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Explore 1 source-backed Michigan Investment Group programs, including Prize / Competition. Current catalog locations include Ann Arbor, Michigan, US. This page links each opportunity to its official source and keeps the catalog status and dates visible.

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MIG Quant Conference 2026

Michigan Investment Group

Quant games, workshops and networking conference

Deadline
2026-03-06
Location
Ann Arbor, Michigan, US

About Michigan Investment Group programs

How many programs does Michigan Investment Group have?

The current catalog lists 1 source-backed Michigan Investment Group programs.

What types of programs does Michigan Investment Group offer?

The listed program types are Prize / Competition. Categories include Quant / algorithms.

Where are Michigan Investment Group programs available?

Catalog locations include Ann Arbor, Michigan, US. Delivery formats are classified as limited.

Quantiacs Contest 25 · Quant research challenge

Compete for $2M in strategy allocations.

Submit a unique trading system. The seven highest Contest Scores receive one-year notional allocations with performance fees currently based on a 10% profit share.

1st$1M
2nd$500K
3rd$250K
4th$100K
5th–7th$50K each

Unique systems only. Quantiacs applies a correlation filter, and allocations may be reduced or eliminated if a winner’s live Contest Score falls below its score at contest close.

Enter Quantiacs Contest 25 ↗ Official Q25 rules

Sponsored registration link. Prize amounts are notional strategy allocations; payouts are performance fees under Quantiacs’ Relative Performance Model. Winner allocations commence within 30 days after the contest ends. Eligibility and official rules apply; no purchase is necessary.