Analyzing Big Financial Data with Python Training Course
Course
In City Of London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
City of london
Python is a high-level programming language famous for its clear syntax and code readibility.
In this instructor-led, live training, participants will learn how to use Python for quantitative finance.
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of Python programming
Use Python for financial applications including implementing mathematical techniques, stochastics, and statistics
Implement financial algorithms using performance Python
Audience
Developers
Quantitative analysts
Format of the course
Part lecture, part discussion, exercises and heavy hands-on practice
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Subjects
- Programming
- Finance
- Web
- Simulation
- Statistics
- Excel
- Market
- Options
- XML
- Database training
- Financial
- Accountants
- Financial Training
- Microsoft excel training
- MS Excel
Course programme
Introduction
Understanding the Fundamentals of Python
Overview of Using Technology and Python in Finance
Overview of Tools and Infrastructure
- Python Deployment Using Anaconda
- Using the Python Quant Platform
- Using IPython
- Using Spyder
Getting Started with Simple Financial Examples with Python
- Calculating Implied Volatilities
- Implementing the Monte Carlo Simulation
- Using Pure Python
- Using Vectorization with Numpy
- Using Full Vectoriization with Log Euler Scheme
- Using Graphical Analysis
- Using Technical Analysis
Understanding Data Types and Structures in Python
- Learning the Basic Data Types
- Learning the Basic Data Structures
- Using NumPy Data Structures
- Implementing Code Vectorization
Implementing Data Visualization in Python
- Implementing Two-Dimensional Plots
- Using Other Plot Styles
- Implementing Finance Plots
- Generating a 3D Plot
Using Financial Time Series Data in Python
- Exploring the Basics of pandas
- Implementing First and Second Steps with DataFrame Class
- Getting Financial Data from the Web
- Using Financial Data from CSV Files
- Implementing Regression Analysis
- Coping with High-Frequency Data
Implementing Input/Output Operations
- Understanding the Basics of I/O with Python
- Using I/O with pandas
- Implementing Fast I/O with PyTables
Implementing Performance-Critical Applications with Python
- Overview of Performance Libraries in Python
- Understanding Python Paradigms
- Understanding Memory Layout
- Implementing Parallel Computing
- Using the multiprocessing Module
- Using Numba for Dynamic Compiling
- Using Cython for Static Compiling
- Using GPUs for Random Number Generation
Using Mathematical Tools and Techniques for Finance with Python
- Learning Approximation Techniques
- Regression
- Interpolation
- Implementing Convex Optimization
- Implementing Integration Techniques
- Applying Symbolic Computation
Stochastics with Python
- Generation of Random Numbers
- Simulation of Random Variables and of Stochastic Processes
- Implementing Valuation Calculations
- Calculation of Risk Measures
Statistics with Python
- Implementing Normality Tests
- Implementing Portfolio Optimization
- Carrying Out Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
- Implementing Bayesian Regression using PyMC3
Integrating Python with Excel
- Implementing Basic Spreadsheet Interaction
- Using DataNitro for Full Integration of Python and Excel
Object-Oriented Programming with Python
Building Graphical User Interfaces with Python
Integrating Python with Web Technologies and Protocols for Finance
- Web Protocols
- Web Applications
- Web Services
Understanding and Implementing the Valuation Framework with Python
Simulating Financial Models with Python
- Random Number Generation
- Generic Simulation Class
- Geometric Brownian Motion
- The Simulation Class
- Implementing a Use Case for GBM
- Jump Diffusion
- Square-Root Diffusion
Implementing Derivatives Valuation with Python
Implementing Portfolio Valuation with Python
Using Volatility Options in Python
- Implementing Data Collection
- Implementing Model Calibration
- Implementing Portfolio Valuation
Best Practices in Python Programming for Finance
Troubleshooting
Summary and Conclusion
Closing Remarks
Analyzing Big Financial Data with Python Training Course