This book serves as a bridge, leveraging the familiarity of Excel and the power of R to make FinTech accessible to all. Financial Technology (FinTech) has revolutionized areas once dominated by traditional finance. However, the need to learn a programming language often creates a barrier for many learners.
Excel-based learning builds confidence with tools that are already familiar to advanced students, while minimal R programming is required-no prior R skills needed, just two simple lines of code. Hidden functions unlock powerful FinTech capabilities with ease.
With this book, students can learn to generate public and private keys effortlessly,create a Hash for any given phrase, use the Merkle Tree to combine 100 transactions into a block's Hash, develop QR codes for websites or public keys, verify (x,y) values on the Elliptic curve for cryptography, and run models for both Unsupervised and Supervised Learning.
The book includes definitions, exercises, and solutions for students to develop the skills to navigate and excel in the world of FinTech.
| ISBN: | 9783031897788 |
| Publication date: | 21st July 2025 |
| Author: | Yuxing Yan |
| Publisher: | Springer an imprint of Springer Nature Switzerland |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 352 pages |
| Series: | Springer Texts in Business and Economics |
| Genres: |
Finance and the finance industry Business mathematics and systems Business applications |
This book serves as a bridge, leveraging the familiarity of Excel and the power of R to make FinTech accessible to all. Financial Technology (FinTech) has revolutionized areas once dominated by traditional finance. However, the need to learn a programming language often creates a barrier for many learners.
Excel-based learning builds confidence with tools that are already familiar to advanced students, while minimal R programming is required-no prior R skills needed, just two simple lines of code. Hidden functions unlock powerful FinTech capabilities with ease.
With this book, students can learn to generate public and private keys effortlessly,create a Hash for any given phrase, use the Merkle Tree to combine 100 transactions into a block's Hash, develop QR codes for websites or public keys, verify (x,y) values on the Elliptic curve for cryptography, and run models for both Unsupervised and Supervised Learning.
The book includes definitions, exercises, and solutions for students to develop the skills to navigate and excel in the world of FinTech.
Introduction to FinTech Using Excel features in the following genres: Finance and the finance industry, Business mathematics and systems, Business applications
Introduction to FinTech Using Excel is available in Hardback
Introduction to FinTech Using Excel was written by Yuxing Yan and published by Springer an imprint of Springer Nature Switzerland
Introduction to FinTech Using Excel has 352 pages
Yes it is part of Springer Texts in Business and Economics series
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