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100 _aAhlawat, Samit
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245 _aStatistical quantitative methods in finance:
_bfrom theory to quantitative portfolio management
260 _bApress Media, LLC
_aNew York
_c2025
300 _axvi, 295 p.
365 _aEUR
_b44.99
520 _aStatistical quantitative methods are vital for financial valuation models and benchmarking machine learning models in finance. This book explores the theoretical foundations of statistical models, from ordinary least squares (OLS) to the generalized method of moments (GMM) used in econometrics. It enriches your understanding through practical examples drawn from applied finance, demonstrating the real-world applications of these concepts. Additionally, the book delves into non-linear methods and Bayesian approaches, which are becoming increasingly popular among practitioners thanks to advancements in computational resources. By mastering these topics, you will be equipped to build foundational models crucial for applied data science, a skill highly sought after by software engineering and asset management firms. The book also offers valuable insights into quantitative portfolio management, showcasing how traditional data science tools can be enhanced with machine learning models. These enhancements are illustrated through real-world examples from finance and econometrics, accompanied by Python code. This practical approach ensures that you can apply what you learn, gaining proficiency in the statsmodels library and becoming adept at designing, implementing, and calibrating your models. By understanding and applying these statistical models, you enhance your data science skills and effectively tackle financial challenges. (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/979-8-8688-0962-0)
650 _aBayesian methods
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650 _aQuantitative finance
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650 _aMachine learning models
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650 _aPortfolio management
650 _aMathematical finance
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