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Coursera 课程《Python 基础金融学》课程总结 本课程旨在通过 Python 编程语言，带领学习者探索金融学的迷人世界。课程将帮助学习者提升 Python 编程技能，同时增强金融知识。 课程内容涵盖： * **复利 (Compound Interest):** 讲解复利的工作原理。 * **现值 (Present Value):** 学习如何计算不同现金流的现值。 * **年金 (Annuities):** 讲解年金类支付流的估值方法。 * **永续年金 (Perpetuities):** 介绍永续年金的概念以及如何估值无限现金流。 * **债券 (Bonds):** 学习如何估值债券现金流。 * **股息折现模型 (Dividend Discount Model):** 介绍用于股票估值的股息折现模型。 * **风险 (Risk):** 讲解风险的衡量方法以及如何通过分散化降低风险。 * **资本资产定价模型 (Capital Asset Pricing Model):** 介绍著名的资本资产定价模型及其在计算股票预期收益中的应用。 所有课程讲座均通过 Jupyter Notebook 以 Python 代码形式呈现，用于复现金融模型方程、可视化金融模型演变，并通过实例解释金融理论各要素之间的联系。
Have you ever wondered what the different financial metrics and models mean? This course will give you an introduction to the very exciting world of finance through the lens of programming in python. You can expect to both increase your python skills while also building your financial acumen.Some of the course deals with how cash flows compound and how they are discounted for present value. Other lectures focus on the models that are used for evaluating fixed income investments and equity investments. All lectures are done through jupyter notebooks with python code to replicate different equations, visualize the evolution of financial models and explain with examples how the different pieces of financial theory fit together.The structure of the course is:Compound Interest: Lectures on how compound interest worksPresent Value: Lectures on how to compute the present value of different streams of cash flowsAnnuities: Lectures on how to value annuity type payment streamsPerpetuities: Lectures on what a perpetuity and how one might value infinite streams of cash flowsBonds: Lectures on how to value bond cash flowsDividend Discount Model: Lectures on the dividend discount model which is used in valuing stocksRisk: Lectures on how risk is measured and how diversification can reduce riskCapital Asset Pricing Model: Lectures on the very famous Capital Asset Pricing Model and how it is used for finding the expected returns of stocks.
