Mark-JOSHI-Obituary

Mark JOSHI

Melbourne, Victoria

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JOSHI Professor MarkBeloved husband of Jane, loving father to Alastair, Douglas, Colin, Richard and Stuart. Loyal son ofCatherine and Kamalakantand brother to Keith and Peter. Learned teacher andresearcher at the Universityof Melbourne, taken suddenly from us October 8, 2017, aged 48.His...

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I interacted briefly with Mark a fair few years ago regarding a technical toolkit he was instrumental in developing. The tool (Xlw) is now in use across the world, at some of the biggest quant. divisions in the biggest financial institutions.

Perhaps it will be some solace to his family to know that Mark's efforts live on in this toolkit, which is beautifully designed and almost a work of art itself, largely due to Mark's efforts.

At the QMF conference 2015

Dear Joshi family,

I had the privilege of meeting Mark at the Quantitative Methods in Finance (QMF) conference in Sydney. I thanked him dearly for his publications.

Without the guidance of Mark, I would have never made it to the top of my quantitative career.
We will always remember the impact Mark had in the quantitative community.

My sincere condolence on the loss of an iconic leader.

We will surely miss him.

Angelo Joseph

It was my privilege to join Catherine and K, Mark's parents here in Dunblane, Scotland for the streaming of his memorial service. Although it was a heartbreaking experience for all, I was humbled by the dignity of his parents and the feeling of pride they felt for their son. My condolences go to Mark's family and friends.
Kay Gordon

Dearest Jane, Alastair, Douglas, Colin, Richard and Stuart, I would like to share with you my words from Mark's memorial service:

I'm Robert, one of Mark's former PhD students. I wish to start off by giving my condolences to Jane, Alastiar, Douglas, Colin, Richard and Stuart, Mark's brothers and Mark's parents.

I'd like to share the first paragraph of the acknowledgment section of my PhD thesis: This thesis would not have been possible without the guidance, contribution and...

Dear Joshi family
My sincerest condolence to Mark's family. Mark taught me at the Melb University. He was full of life, a man with a brilliant mind but with a common touch.
Mark you will be sorely missed.

My deepest sympathy to Professor Joshi's family. I was a student of his back in 2009 at University of Melbourne. He was a great professor. May God bless and keep you in peace as you mourn your loss.

My thoughts are with you all during this painful and sad time.
Jeanette Acland