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Python and Machine Learning for Asset Management

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Duration

18 hours

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Delivery Method

Online

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Limited Access

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Accessibility

Desktop, Laptop

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Language

English

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Subtitles

English

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Level

Intermediate

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Teaching Type

Self Paced

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Video Content

18 hours

Course Description

This course will teach you how to use machine-learning techniques to manage investment portfolios. John Mulvey, Princeton University's John Mulvey, and Lionel Martellini were the creators of this course, who are both thought leaders in their respective fields. They will help you make the best portfolio decisions and teach you data science fundamentals.

This course will start with an introduction to machine-learning. Next, we will discuss how these techniques can help with portfolio management decisions. This includes creating robust factor models, portfolios with greater diversification and more efficient implementation risk management models.

We have developed a 3-step learning process. First, we will present an investment problem. Then, we'll see how statistical techniques can be used to address this problem. Next, we will see how Machine Learning can be used to complete and improve analysis.

You will find videos and recommended readings to help improve your financial knowledge. To make sure you are fully understanding the concept, you can use the Jupiter notebooks or quizzes.

This course will show you how to use machine-learning in investment management.

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What You Will Learn

Learn the principles of supervised and unsupervised machine learning techniques to financial data sets

Understand the basis of logistical regression and ML algorithms for classifying variables into one of two outcomes

Utilize powerful Python libraries to implement machine learning algorithms in case studies

Learn about factor models and regime switching models and their use in investment management

Course Instructors

John Mulvey - Princeton University

Professor in the Operations Research and Financial Engineering Department

John M. Mulvey is a Professor in the Operations Research and Financial Engineering Department and a founding member of the Bendheim Centre for Finance at Princeton University. His specialty is financ...

Lionel Martellini, PhD

EDHEC-Risk Institute, Director

Professor Lionel Martellini, is Director of EDHECRisk Institute. He conducts research in a broad range of topics related to investment solutions for individual and institutional investors, equity and...

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