Anyone know anything about this new BQuant / Python training series Bloomberg recently launched?
Seems like it's being marketed primarily to fundamental analysts as an extension of their BQL/BDP/BDH excel add in stuff as a way to easily build in a bit of quant into more traditional analysis/screening so thought it could be useful. Wanted to see if anyone here had any experience using it so far and if they liked it and think its worth it to learn.
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