Quantum computing may be the technology that will change the financial industry. One of the potential use cases for quantum computers is derivative instrument pricing, this is a computationally demanding task with proven quadratic speed-up on the quantum machine.
The goal of the talk is to show how to do this using Julia's library QuantumCircuits.jl.
I will start with an introduction to quantum computing with a focus on why this will be a breakthrough technology. Next, I will introduce the base of financial mathematics for derivative pricing. In fallow part, I will show the QuantumCircuits.jl library and how we can use it to perform quantum computation in Julia.
Then I introduce the Monte Carlo method in finance, and how we can harness the power of quantum computing to speed up the calculation. Next, a detailed description of the Quantum algorithm for pricing options on gates-base quantum computers will be presented.
The last part will cover the implementation of the algorithm in Julia.