The Centre for Financial Mathematics is a research institution dedicated to advancing the field of financial mathematics.

Number theory is a branch of pure mathematics that studies the properties of integers. It is not a research area of the Centre for Financial Mathematics, which focuses on applied mathematics related to finance.

The Centre for Financial Mathematics' research findings help financial institutions make better decisions about risk management, asset pricing, and other financial matters.

The Centre for Financial Mathematics was founded by the Reserve Bank of India in 2008.

The Centre for Financial Mathematics is located in Mumbai, India.

Financial models are not a research output of the Centre for Financial Mathematics. The Centre produces research papers, books, and conferences.

There are currently 20-30 researchers working at the Centre for Financial Mathematics.

The annual budget of the Centre for Financial Mathematics is 3-4 crores.

The National Institute of Industrial Engineering is not a partner institution of the Centre for Financial Mathematics.

The Centre for Financial Mathematics' annual conference is called the Indian Conference on Financial Mathematics.

Number theory is not a topic covered at the Indian Conference on Financial Mathematics.

Typically, 200-300 people attend the Indian Conference on Financial Mathematics.

The Centre for Financial Mathematics' vision for the future is to become a leading global centre for financial mathematics research, train the next generation of financial mathematicians, and impact the financial industry through research and collaboration.

You can learn more about the Centre for Financial Mathematics by visiting the Centre's website, attending the Centre's annual conference, and reading the Centre's research papers.