Bill Paseman
Angel Investing
I've been in Silicon Valley since 1980. The Angel Investing section lists some of the resources I have used to reach my corporate and financial goals, as well as what I expect from the teams I invest in.
Quantitative Finance
I have corresponded since 1978 with
Hellmut D. Scholtz about subjects ranging from
Ed Thorpe's game and portfolio theories to
quantitative finance. Recently, I wrote software models and translated a paper discussing one of his latest ideas: improving portfolio performance within the framework of
Modern Portfolio Theory by extending the central equation in the
Single-index Asset Pricing Model:
R
i =
αi +
βi R
m +
εi.
The
Quantitative Finance section discusses issues in this area and lists some resources.
Medical Research
I have mentored both
Sabrina Paseman and
Katherine Paseman's research in non-invasive blood analysis, which ranged from lab bench testing of blood fluorescence to extending the light absorption and scattering equations of
Samsung and
Steinke and Shepard. Later,
Charlie Conklin and I addressed issues that arose while utilizing an Arduino microprocessor as a medical device platform.
The
Medical Research section indexes this work.