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PASS Business Analytics Virtual Group September 21 “Visualizing Financial And Economic Data”

Posted by denglishbi on September 18, 2017

The next PASS Business Analytics Virtual Group meeting will be this week on Thursday, September 21.  We welcome back Mark Wilcock who will be showing us how to visualize financial and economic data using Power BI and R.PASSBA_Logo

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September 21 – Visualizing Financial And Economic Data (Using Power BI and R)

Session Abstract

Firms make massive efforts to collect, clean, aggregate and report on their data but this is only meaningful when people use it to get insight, make better then take action. We’ll show several examples of visualisations of financial and economic data, and discuss how they were built and analyse how effective they are. These examples include market risk chart to compare trading profit & loss (P&L) against measures of risk and regulatory limits and a version of the famous visualisation by Hans Rosling of the health and wealth of nations over 200 years, and also many others.

Speaker Bio –

Mark Wilcock is an independent consultant specializing in the analysis, reporting and visualization of financial data. Over the last 20 years, he worked on many systems to measure and monitor financial performance and manage market risks that arise from banking and trading activities. He’s the organizer of the London Business Analytics Group, a popular community group that holds monthly talks on topics ranging from Predictive Analytics to Power Query to Personalized Medicine. He blogs at zomalex.co.uk

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Also, we will be doing a random drawing after the webinar and giving away eight $50 Amazon gift cards to anyone that attends and fills out the survey, we will also be giving away a free comp to the PASS Summit (assuming you haven’t already registered and can use the complimentary invite)!

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