FinancePy VS ruby-cff

Compare FinancePy vs ruby-cff and see what are their differences.

FinancePy

A Python Finance Library that focuses on the pricing and risk-management of Financial Derivatives, including fixed-income, equity, FX and credit derivatives. (by domokane)
risk Pricing risk-management asset-allocation Finance Valuation Python derivatives-pricing numba bonds Students fixed-income Derivatives Investment Currency credit
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ruby-cff

A Ruby library for manipulating CITATION.cff files. (by citation-file-format)
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  • Enhanced support for citations on GitHub | The GitHub Blog
    1 project | /r/programming | 21 Aug 2021
    So the date accessed is the entire year of 2021. It includes the version, at least, but not an actual Git hash, so it really only applies if you use a released version. And then only if they keep their cff file updated, because that isn't actually automatic -- the version is just another field checked in with this file, alongside "date released".

What are some alternatives?

When comparing FinancePy and ruby-cff you can also consider the following projects:

DCF - Basic Discounted Cash Flow library written in Python. Automatically fetches relevant financial documents for chosen company and calculates DCF based on specified parameters.

citation-file-format - The Citation File Format lets you provide citation metadata for software or datasets in plaintext files that are easy to read by both humans and machines.

PyPortfolioOpt - Financial portfolio optimisation in python, including classical efficient frontier, Black-Litterman, Hierarchical Risk Parity

feedparser - feedparser gem - (universal) web feed parser and normalizer (XML w/ Atom or RSS, JSON Feed, HTML w/ Microformats e.g. h-entry/h-feed or Feed.HTML, Feed.TXT w/ YAML, JSON or INI & Markdown, etc.)

gs-quant - Python toolkit for quantitative finance

ruby-advisory-db - A database of vulnerable Ruby Gems

dcf-basic - Basic DCF model to quickly value public companies.

Shrine - File Attachment toolkit for Ruby applications

alphalens - Performance analysis of predictive (alpha) stock factors

QuickStore - Simple local key-value store based on YAML::Store.

okama - Investment portfolio and stocks analyzing tools for Python with free historical data

citelang - markdown syntax and credit system for software!

FinancePy vs DCF ruby-cff vs citation-file-format FinancePy vs PyPortfolioOpt ruby-cff vs feedparser FinancePy vs gs-quant ruby-cff vs ruby-advisory-db FinancePy vs dcf-basic ruby-cff vs Shrine FinancePy vs alphalens ruby-cff vs QuickStore FinancePy vs okama ruby-cff vs citelang