Complete 2-in-1 Python for Business and Finance Bootcamp
What you’ll learn
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Learn Python coding from Zero in a Business, Finance & Data Science context (real Examples)
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Learn Business & Finance (Time Value of Money, Capital Budgeting, Risk, Return & Correlation)
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Learn Statistics (descriptive & inferential, Probability Distributions, Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis Testing)
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Learn how to use the Bootstrapping method to perform hands-on statistical analyses and simulations
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Learn Regression (Covariance & Correlation, Linear Regression, Multiple Regression, ANOVA)
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Learn how to use all relevant and powerful Python Data Science Packages and Libraries
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Learn how to use Numpy and Scipy for numerical, financial and scientific computing
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Learn how to use Pandas to process Tabular (Financial) Data – cleaning, merging, manipulating
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Learn how to use stats (scipy) for Statistics and Hypothesis Testing
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Learn how to use statsmodels for Regression Analysis and ANOVA
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Learn how to create meaningful Visualizations and Plots with Matplotlib and Seaborn
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Learn how to create user-defined functions for Business & Finance applications
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Learn how to solve and code real Projects in Business, Finance & Statistics
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Learn how to unleash the full power of Python and Numpy with Monte Carlo Simulations
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Understand and code Sharpe Ratio, Alpha, Beta, IRR, NPV, Yield-to-Maturity (YTM)
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Learn how to code more advanced Finance concepts: Value-at-Risk, Portfolios and (Multi-) Factor Models
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Understand the difference between the Normal Distribution and Student´s t-distributions: what to use when
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Hi and welcome to this Course!
This is the first-ever comprehensive Python Course for Business and Finance Professionals. You will learn and master Python from Zero and the full Python Data Science Stack with real Examples and Projects taken from the Business and Finance world. Â
This isn´t just a coding course. You will understand and master all required theoretical concepts behind the projects and the code from scratch.
Important: the quality Benchmark for the theory part is the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Curriculum. The Instructor of this course holds a Master´s Degree in Finance and passed all three CFA Exams. In this course, we leave absolutely no room for wrong/dubious (but frequently promoted) practices like LSTM stock price predictions or using stock prices in linear regressions.    Â
You will become an expert not only in Python Coding but also in
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Business & Finance (Time Value of Money, Capital Budgeting, Risk, Return & Correlation, Monte Carlo Simulations, Quality and Risk Management in Production and Finance, Mortgage Loans, Annuities and Retirement Planning, Portfolio Theory, Portfolio Optimization, Asset Pricing & Factor Models, Value-at-Risk)
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Statistics (descriptive & inferential statistics, Confidence Intervals, Hypothesis Testing, Normal Distribution & Student´s t-distribution, p-value, Bootstrapping Method, Monte Carlo Simulations, Normality of Returns)
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Regression (Covariance & Correlation, Linear Regression, Multiple Regression and its pitfalls, Hypothesis Testing of Regression Coefficients, Logistic Regression, ANOVA, Dummy Variables, Links to Machine Learning, Fama-French Factor Models)Â Â Â
This course follows a mutually reinforcing concept: Learning Python and Theory simultaneously:Â
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Learning Python is more effective when having the right context and the right examples (avoid toy examples!).
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Learning and mastering essential theories and concepts in Business, Finance, Statistics and Regression is way easier and more effective with Python as you can simulate, visualize and dynamically explain the intuition behind theories, math and formulas.Â
This course covers in-depth all relevant and commonly used Python Data Science Packages:
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Python from the very Basics (Standard Library)
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Numpy and Scipy for Numeric, Scientific, Financial, Statistical Coding and Simulations
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Pandas to handle, process, clean, aggregate and manipulate Tabular (Financial) Data. You deserve more than just Excel!
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statsmodels to perform Regression Analysis, Hypothesis Testing and ANOVA
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Matplotlib and Seaborn for scientific Data Visualization
This course isn´t just videos:
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Downloadable Jupyter Notebooks with thousands of lines of code
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Downloadable PDF Files containing hundreds of slides explaining and repeating the most important concepts
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Downloadable Jupyter Notebook with hundreds of coding exercises incl. hints and solutions
I strictly follow one simple rule in my coding courses: No code without explaining the WHY. You won´t hear comments like “…that´s the Python code, feel free to google for more background information and figure it out yourself”. Your boss, your clients, your business partners and your colleges don´t accept that. Why should you ever accept this in a course that builds your career? Even the best (coding) results have only little value if they can´t be explained and sold to others.
I am Alexander Hagmann, Finance Professional and best-selling Instructor for (Financial) Data Science, Finance with Python and Algorithmic Trading. Students who completed my courses work in the largest and most popular tech and finance companies all over the world. From my own experience and having coached thousands of professionals and companies online and in-person, there is one key finding: Professionals typically start with the wrong parts of the Python Ecosystem, in the wrong context, with the wrong tone and for the wrong career path.
Do it right the first time and save time and nerves! What are you waiting for? There is no risk for you as you have a 30 Days Money Back Guarantee.
Thanks and looking forward to seeing you in the Course!
Who this course is for:
- All Business and Finance Professionals (Python is the future)
- Python Developers / Computer Scientists who want to step into Business, Finance & Data Science Roles
- Researchers who need to analyze large data sets and perform statistical & regression analysis
- Everyone who want to complement/replace Excel at work to increase productivity
- Everyone who want to get the full picture: Coding and underlying Theory (Statistics, Regression, Finance)
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Joyce Wang –
explain basic and often confusing concepts in much detail. suitable for non coding background to learn
Thomas Cilento –
Great course for learning Python, especially if you have a finance background. It was perfect for me since the concepts are not new, but the programming was. To anyone starting this, I recommend having at least some statistical knowledge and familiarity with basic financial concepts. Otherwise, I can see how you might get lost when introduced to them for the first time.
Keelan Estrada –
Clear and concise so far so good, I’m pleased
Dejan McCreery –
Excellent. I held off rating this until I’d taken other courses to see how this compared. Hagmann is the best tutor on the site for this stuff by a mile. Portilla is close but not that close.
Excellent codebase, exercises at crucial points, notebooks super helpful, and teaches excellently. Solid delivery, explained simply and effectively, and structured brilliantly. Just a brilliant job.
Many many thanks Alex.
Jens Larsen –
Lots of great details and tips. Very systematic about the approach. Theory lectures are helpful even for the experienced!
Tathagata Gupta –
The instructor is very thorough and covers every topic in great detail.
Maicol Ochoa –
Just extraordinary!
Vitaliy Babchuk –
Pretty cool course for beginners in Python programming. Many details about data types, functions and objects. Detail explanation Numpy and Pandas libraries. Examples from financial real-world projects. I recommend!
Niklas Henseling –
This course does not leave any stone unturned. So far, everything is explained in a very understandable manner. The material in this lecture course is well above average, and you are able to retrace every step, and redo what and whenever there is a need for it. Well done, Alexander!
Michael Krahn –
Yes, this is relevant information for me as an accountant using python for financial applications.
The instructor is knowledgeable and I can follow it.