you're really smart everything you said about where finance is going is exactly what all the top bankers are talking about now...Fintech is the finance of today now
thank u for the valuable lesson :) !! i i am a undergraduate student in S.Korea preparing Finance PhD in America. If u don't mind , i have a question on your lesson. As u say in finance course, it needs the 'mathy' skills I want to know the appropriate level for preparing the math for Finance PhD!! it will be nice if u can tell me the name of the math course which u recommend to me!! thank u !!
Probably too late for you, but for other readers this what I recommend incoming PHD students have as far as math-background, in order of importance. You need to be 1) Very comfortable in calculus 3, especially the first half of it (multivariate optimization, gradients, partial derivatives, limits). 2) Very comfortable in intermediate statistics. Be familiar with all the major distributions, hypothesis testing, variance/covariance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3) Working knowledge of linear algebra. Be familiar with eigen-values, and working with matrices, general matrix operations. 4) Working knowledge in programming. Just having 1 programming course will make your life a lot easier.
I’m not the best at math or statistics (never taken a calc class. . However, I love science and legal code( grey area stuff) I have a accounting audit background. I hear a lot of PhD has coding. Would computer science be an area to specialize in AIS/ Finance/ or marketing algorithms? Trying to peace together what would make the most sense? I first considered either an accounting or marketing PhD. Thanks for your help Prof.
Thank you for sharing. I am a MA in English language now. I am thinking about Finance Ph.D. as my next goal. So I will go to learn and take FRM 2 level certificate first to prepare. I am interesting in the Forex market study. How do you think and suggest to me about my background? Thank you so much. If you can give me some suggestions.
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thanks, professor, Your videos are so helpful. I also prepare the background for next semester.
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you're really smart everything you said about where finance is going is exactly what all the top bankers are talking about now...Fintech is the finance of today now
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thank u for the valuable lesson :) !! i i am a undergraduate student in S.Korea preparing Finance PhD in America. If u don't mind , i have a question on your lesson. As u say in finance course, it needs the 'mathy' skills I want to know the appropriate level for preparing the math for Finance PhD!! it will be nice if u can tell me the name of the math course which u recommend to me!! thank u !!
I would suggest at least a good undergrad education using math.
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Probably too late for you, but for other readers this what I recommend incoming PHD students have as far as math-background, in order of importance.
You need to be
1) Very comfortable in calculus 3, especially the first half of it (multivariate optimization, gradients, partial derivatives, limits).
2) Very comfortable in intermediate statistics. Be familiar with all the major distributions, hypothesis testing, variance/covariance.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3) Working knowledge of linear algebra. Be familiar with eigen-values, and working with matrices, general matrix operations.
4) Working knowledge in programming. Just having 1 programming course will make your life a lot easier.
I’m not the best at math or statistics (never taken a calc class. . However, I love science and legal code( grey area stuff)
I have a accounting audit background. I hear a lot of PhD has coding. Would computer science be an area to specialize in AIS/ Finance/ or marketing algorithms?
Trying to peace together what would make the most sense? I first considered either an accounting or marketing PhD.
Thanks for your help Prof.
Thank you for sharing. I am a MA in English language now. I am thinking about Finance Ph.D. as my next goal. So I will go to learn and take FRM 2 level certificate first to prepare. I am interesting in the Forex market study. How do you think and suggest to me about my background? Thank you so much. If you can give me some suggestions.
I feel. Like. PhD in finance is useless. I know someone who studies it.
Why MBA sir? I feel that MBA is not technical enough to know details of finance
I m thinking of finance PhD after my master of finance now to go to quant role in banks