fina-risk
Native C++ parity kernel for fina-risk: a pybind11 binding exposing
run_cpp_parity for the CRN bump-revalue worst-of pricing, delta, gamma, and
Taylor P&L checksums computed on a shared float32 terminal cube. This is the
C++ lane of the Python/C++ pricing-parity benchmark.
Build: pip install . (scikit-build-core) or uv build --wheel.
Wheel tags are built for cp312 across manylinux, pair published by the
repo tag-triggered GitHub Action (TestPyPI then PyPI) as the fina-risk
distribution (import module fina_risk_cpp), mirroring fina-core.
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