During this time in quarantine, I wanna try to pick up a new skill that I think would be beneficial in the future for investment banking. I want to learn a new coding language, but I'm not sure which one will be the most helpful. Is VBA for Excel more beneficial than Python 3 for investment bankers?
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From what I understand from other similar threads, python doesn't have too many use cases in IB, but VBA is apparently helpful. (Could be wrong, I'm an intern and I know nothing)
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