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openalexZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-07-24Cited by 0

Using Quantum Neural Networks for Efficient Quantum Portfolio Optimization

Atharva Indulkar

Current quantum portfolio optimization pipelines rely on Random Matrix Theory (RMT) forcorrelation matrix cleaning, a static linear method that cannot adapt when market regimesshift. Meanwhile, D-Wave's own operational audit shows the quantum processor runs for just0.68% of total computation time, with input quality driving all output quality essentially. Thispaper proposes using Quantum Neural Networks (QNNs) — or, as a near-term fallback,classical neural networks — as an adaptive preprocessing layer before quantum portfoliooptimization. QNNs offer provable universal approximation guarantees, non-linear correlationmodeling, and regime-aware adaptation. Combined with quantum annealing or gate-modelVariational Quantum Eigensolvers (VQE/QAOA) for the actual allocation step, this creates atwo-stage pipeline where better inputs lead to meaningfully better portfolios. We present themathematical foundations, compare the approach against RMT, discuss hardware-awaredesign trade-offs, and outline what can be built today on standard hardware.

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