New release of my Python package fanchart.
Author: Quant Girl
I write about Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, Programming, and the relationships among them. I enjoy learning, listening to music and podcasts, practicing yoga, reading magazines, and watching documentaries.
Starting a New Project
One of the reasons to start this blog was to share my journey from being a recently graduate in Mathematics –with little knowledge about the financial industry– to becoming a front office Quant. In particular, I wanted to share about the kind of knowledge that you need to study to prepare for the interviews to… Continue reading Starting a New Project
Aleatory 0.1.0
I am pleased to announce that my latest project "aleatory 0.1.0", a Python library to simulate and visualise stochastic processes, has been released and is now available in PyPi.
From 2022 to 2023
My 2022 year review, random thoughts, books, pictures.
Q4-2022 CPI Inflation Forecasts
The latest Bank of England CPI inflation forecasts.
Workshop on Financial Mathematics
Earlier this week, I had the pleasure to participate in the 5th International Conference on Mathematical Modelling by giving a 4 hours course/workshop titled "A Short Introduction to Monte Carlo Methods in Financial Mathematics". All the course materials (slides and Jupyter notebooks) can be found in my Github repository ICMM. The course was aimed to… Continue reading Workshop on Financial Mathematics
UK Credit Card Spending is Going Up
A common way to assess how quickly households are taking on consumer credit is to look at the annual growth rate.
A Year of CPI Inflation Forecasts
The Bank of England CPI inflation forecasts over the past year together with the actual observed inflation.
fanchart 1.0.2
New release of my Python package fanchart.
Random Tip
How to get the current week's number 📅 in Python 🐍?