In today’s data-driven business landscape, individuals with the know-how to extract insights from data are in high demand. Professionals from diverse backgrounds are embracing this new wave of opportunities and taking the leap into the world of data analytics.
The post-War era has seen remarkable global development, integration, and relative peace. However, the transition to high-income, high-growth economies has been challenging, with many economies unable to escape the middle-income trap, while some may end up getting old before they get rich.
The financial industry is experiencing enormous changes as a result of mathematics. Advances in computing technology and low-cost cloud storage services have allowed individuals to build sophisticated investment strategies from the comfort of their homes. On a larger scale, banks, software companies, and even governments are refining the mathematical models used in financial markets to create more robust policies and valuable strategies.
It’s an exciting time to enter the world of finance, particularly as technology continues to transform the industry. However, in the face of such rapid changes, one question inevitably arises: how can one break into the field and stay relevant?
Noel Son Sang Hyuk, from Korea, graduated from Nanyang Technological University’s (NTU) MSc in Business Analytics (MSBA) programme in July 2022.
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