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About the Course
Updated in May 2025.
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This course provides a solid foundation in using Python for financial analysis and investment decision-making. You'll learn to apply Python programming and data analysis tools to solve financial problems, from basic calculations to advanced portfolio optimization.
The course starts with Python programming basics, including the installation of Jupyter and Anaconda, and progresses to key financial concepts such as calculating rates of return, measuring investment risk, and handling time-series data.
As you advance, you’ll gain hands-on experience using Python libraries tailored for financial modeling and analysis. Topics like the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), Markowitz Portfolio Theory, and Monte Carlo simulations will help you optimize portfolios and evaluate risk. By the end, you’ll be equipped to analyze financial data, perform regression analysis, and apply Python to real-world investment challenges.
This course is perfect for finance enthusiasts and those looking to merge finance with programming and data analysis. Basic finance knowledge is helpful, but no prior Python experience is required.
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By Marcos G
•Aug 26, 2025
Started studying telecommunications to later on change to a double degree in Finance and accountability + business administration. Even though I already had a base about coding and finance, I still acquire and practice some important knowledge about them both. I totally recommend this course even if you have no base at all, although in that case it can be a little bit overwhelming at first. The only problem that I had is the fact that the AI we have to practice can be a little bit slow at times, and there were two times I had to re-start the chat again because of technical issues.
By Arya S
•Nov 14, 2025
the course files or support files like csv were not provided, which the intructer keeps reffering to.