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Hi all you lovely TH-camrs, this is Kevin Yang, a finance & tech professional who lived in multiple countries. My video series will include views on AI, finance and economics. Welcome to subscribe!
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Hello. Where did you find the sheet music for this song? I too would like a copy :-) You guys did amazing!
I loved the video
70% chance sunny makes the ticket $12, right?
Hello, I'm just about to complete my Bsc in mathematics and physics, am I eligible for Msc in financial engineering
nice predic
4:04 Did I hear 70% of chance it's sunny and 70% of chance it's rainy?
Come back
Yes definitely , the course which I am about to talk about by IIQF is for programmers as well as non programmers. All you need to have is the -willingness and zeal to learn. Since, modern investment finance is heavily reliant on the application of financial engineering theories and techniques. Financial Engineering, also known as Quantitative Finance, is a multidisciplinary field that involves the application of theories from financial economics, physics, mathematics, probability, statistics, operations research, and econometrics to solve investment finance problems using engineering methods and tools and computer programming practice. C++ has traditionally been the language of choice for Quant implementations, along with tools such as Matlab, Mathematica, Stata, and others, but Python has recently gained popularity. Financial engineering has emerged as a very promising career path for people with strong mathematical backgrounds, such as those with degrees in engineering, mathematics, statistics, physics, or econometrics. The best global financial institutions, such as Investment Banks and Hedge Funds, hire people with strong quantitative skills for what are known as "Quant" jobs in the industry. This is also a very rewarding and exciting career option for such people because there is a lot of room for them to use their numerical and creative skills to design new things, whether it's devising new investment strategies, structuring new financial instruments, or determining how to value them. Furthermore, if you have a strong mathematical bent of mind and are bored with your regular finance or IT jobs, these are jobs that involve high-end analytics and will always allow you to do research-oriented, exciting, and intellectually challenging jobs in International Banks and Hedge Funds. The Certificate Program in Financial Engineering (CPFE) is one of the most comprehensive certificate programs available globally, covering a wide range of topics in depth both theoretically and practically. This course covers comprehensive theory as well as practical model building in Python for machine learning, derivative instrument pricing, and financial risk. So, whether you are a beginner looking to break into Quantitative Investment Banking or Risk Management, or a seasoned professional looking to learn the domain in depth to advance your career, this is the program for you. Most general finance courses focus solely on corporate finance and do not cover Financial Engineering or Risk Management topics, leaving a significant gap between industry requirements and available trained resources. This course, with its extensive coverage, aims to close this gap. Besides this being a weekend course, it is ideal for working professionals who want to continue their education without having to leave their current jobs. Visit website for more details on course: www.iiqf.org/courses/certificate-program-applied-mathematical-finance-engineers.html
Is the course at IIQF provides the competance and is that good as i want to pursue the course in Quantitative finance or Actuary Finance for which course i should go and which institute is best.I have done Masters in Mathematics and Scientific Computing in 2021.
Very good video. Thank you Kevin!
After 8 years it is still relevant.
Hello, I have been searching programs for financial engineering and I came across something called Fintech...Could anyone tell me if fintech is different from financial engineering ? if yes, how?? I am not from finance background.
Good job Kevin keep the spirit
LMFAO This is the classic asian quant
Thanks Kevin for the info.
Hello! Could you help me solve some applications in financial engineering?
my man Kevin casually wears a shrimp around his neck
Great upload ❤️🖤👌💯
Expectation^Q(discounted payoff) ... Q measure is RN measure ...it means to manufacture fake probability under RN world assumption where people only demand Rf return irrespective of what the risk is. We assumed RN world assumption because there is no model in the world to estimate RiskAverse/RiskAdjusted return ... so it’s reasonable to discount the payoff with Rf only based on PCP framework that we can form portfolio of Rf Bond & Option.
Thank you very much
"Thank GODDD he removed his webcam jesus christ" - said noone :D
Great, concise explanation! Highly appreciated
You are nice, bro
Hey Kevin, that was very helpful.. I hope you can help me I was searching for program which would help me to get into equity research....I did not found this program so relevant to that... Could you suggest me any program for that?
Great video. I'm convinced to try meditating now. Thank you!
你好,你还在吗?会中文不?我明年想在复旦大学学习financial engineering. 作为一个老外,你觉得怎么样? Do you speak Chinese?
Sir kevin Thanks for Ur explanation but I have question if u may help me Now if another one buys the contract from the bank, then he holds the risk, so why does the bank pays him money if prices go up?? Can u pls explain that part, I'm a Lil bit confused
Sounds cool, is this the 'quant,' scraping pennies on wall street job? Almost sounds like data science, does everyone build bots for stocks? How often does it work?
by any chance we could know your wechat id lol
Thank you so much
Hello kevin.. I am doing bba in india Am i eligible to study?MFE
Kevin, Outstanding video.
You're beautiful. Don't let anyone tell you anything else.
My dad wants me to go into financial engineering after I’m done economics I’m not a math guy but I’m down to work hard at it and improve my math skills
did you do it??
Really interested to see if you did it
Thanks bud for the video,gave me a good insight into MSFE. I have graduated in Electronics Engg.Most of the calculus courses(applied Mathematics) u mentioned have been covered in my Engineering program,will it suffice?Or do I need to do these courses separately,also I haven't scored much in these maths courses while in engineering, kinda have a low GPA Next thing ,I have got a job in IT in a service based company (more like software engg). Will this experience count for me to get into MSFE program?will it make my profile any stronger? I still haven't joined the company. should I go for masters directly,or do the job for a while and then Masters?
Can u please tell me that what should I opt between financial engg Aur finance in mba
great
Scope of free MSFE course from worldquant??
Fix your mic!!
I think you confuse arbitrage free valuation framework with risk neutral probability valuation.
How many girls are in this field?
Asking the real questions!😅🤣
Theculber 2. And you don’t want either of them
3:50 (turn on the caption). Thank me later... very constructive explanation.
it is later and I am thanking you
Thank you
I'm struggling with this in my studies, this anecdote definitely helped! Thanks :)
Hi, i hope my question finds you well. I’m about to major in accounting and finance in an undergraduate program in Australia, and unlike USA the program only run for 3 years. Although our school does provide us a chance to take some quantitative subjects (mostly statistical, econometrics 1 & 2), we are not required to take the “hard” maths subjects (cal 1&2, linear algebra, statistic and probability). Therefore depending on my circumstances, do you think i could get into MFE just by completing the “soft” maths subjects? Or alternatively by completing all the “hard” maths subjects. BTW I’m currently self-studying python so ; )
Hi, i hope my question finds you well. I’m about to major in accounting and finance in an undergraduate program in Australia, and unlike USA the program only run for 3 years. Although our school does provide us a chance to take some quantitative subjects (mostly statistical, econometrics 1 & 2), we are not required to take the “hard” maths subjects (cal 1&2, linear algebra, statistic and probability). Therefore depending on my circumstances, do you think i could get into MFE just by completing the “soft” maths subjects? Or alternatively by completing all the “hard” maths subjects. BTW I’m currently self-studying python so ; )
Background noise is too loud in the Recording
I actually have to take a class in financial engineering for my major. LOL
Please explain CDS's and CDO's in 5 minutes as well. :D
Your audio needs engineering.
haha that was a 2013 video using my old laptop. No more buzzy audios
Why you have chosen Medvedev for the last slide ?
Hah, surprised me too