Over-utilization of market and accounting data over the last few decades has led to portfolio crowding, mediocre performance and systemic risks, incentivizing financial institutions which are looking for an edge to quickly adopt alternative data as a substitute to traditional data. This course introduces the core concepts around alternative data, the most recent research in this area, as well as practical portfolio examples and actual applications. The approach of this course is somewhat unique because while the theory covered is still a main component, practical lab sessions and examples of working with alternative datasets are also key. This course is fo you if you are aiming at carreers prospects as a data scientist in financial markets, are looking to enhance your analytics skillsets to the financial markets, or if you are interested in cutting-edge technology and research as they apply to big data. The required background is: Python programming, Investment theory , and Statistics. This course will enable you to learn new data and research techniques applied to the financial markets while strengthening data science and python skills.
이 강좌는 Investment Management with Python and Machine Learning 특화 과정의 일부입니다.
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Python programming (beginners)
Investment theory (recommended)
Statistics (recommended)
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Learn what alternative data is and how it is used in financial market applications.
Become immersed in current academic and practitioner state-of-the-art research pertaining to alternative data applications.
Perform data analysis of real-world alternative datasets using Python.
Gain an understanding and hands-on experience in data analytics, visualization and quantitative modeling applied to alternative data in finance
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- Advanced vizualisation
- Basics of consuption-based alternative data
- Text mining methodologies
- Web-scritpting tools
Python programming (beginners)
Investment theory (recommended)
Statistics (recommended)
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Consumption
The consumption module introduces students to the basics of consumption-based alternative data.
Textual Analysis for Financial Applications
Module 2 is an introduction to text mining as well as a demonstration of how to get from data retrieval (web scraping) to financial market insights. Some of the classic text mining methodologies are covered such as vectorization of text (the bag of words approach), stop words for filtering, and term frequency-inverse document frequency (TF-IDF). Students will learn how text can be mathematically represented, and regularized/filtered to reduce noise. Measures of text-similarity will be covered in theoretical and practice sessions. Lab sessions go through examples of web scraping data, regularizing with the described techniques and finally, insights will be derived from the textual data.
Processing Corporate Filings
Module 3 is a practical extension of the text mining lessons to 10-K and 13-F, two of the most commonly researched corporate filings. This type of data can be extremely daunting when used by individual analysts due to the sheer size of the documents, but module 3 describes the methodologies for quantitatively analyzing these documents with Python code. Both the 10-K and 13-F documents are worked through, and within the lab sessions it is demonstrated how one can automatically pull this kind of data as well as define metrics around them. We investigate implementations of research in this field around similarity of given companies 10-K statements over time as well as similarity between fund holdings from the 13-F in the lab.
Using Media-Derived Data
The final module introduces both sentiment analysis in the context of textual data as well as network analysis in the context of connectivity of firms. Sentiment analysis is an avenue of potentially fruitful information that when done correctly can display what a general population might believe about a company (through for example social media) or even whether the company itself is positive or negative on future outlook (through analysis of tone in corporate filings). Network analysis, as shown in the research of course instructors and his colleagues, can be used to accurately capture how a financial network is oriented and what companies might perform well because of other firm’s mentioning them as a threat. The lab session of this module extends the corporate filings analysis to examine sentiment while also introducing a set of tweets which are then transformed into a network representation.
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PYTHON AND MACHINE-LEARNING FOR ASSET MANAGEMENT WITH ALTERNATIVE DATA SETS의 최상위 리뷰
Different from the other 3 courses but extremely interesting
Very comprehensive, hands-on course. Strongly recommended
Very interesting course. Instructors are quite good. The graded quiz could be less theoretical and a bit more practical/applied.
Very In-depth technical and informative. Very interesting to integrate data analysis with the current practice in investment management
Investment Management with Python and Machine Learning 특화 과정 정보
The Data Science and Machine Learning for Asset Management Specialization has been designed to deliver a broad and comprehensive introduction to modern methods in Investment Management, with a particular emphasis on the use of data science and machine learning techniques to improve investment decisions.By the end of this specialization, you will have acquired the tools required for making sound investment decisions, with an emphasis not only on the foundational theory and underlying concepts, but also on practical applications and implementation. Instead of merely explaining the science, we help you build on that foundation in a practical manner, with an emphasis on the hands-on implementation of those ideas in the Python programming language through a series of dedicated lab sessions.

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