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OpenFactsheet: Analyze Investment Risk-Adjusted Performance with Python and ML [Free webinar]
OpenFactsheet: Analyze Investment Risk-Adjusted Performance with Python
November 7, 2026 | Free live webinar | Online
Go beyond returns, understand the risks, and see the full picture.
A fund reports a 15% annual return. But was it actually a good investment? How much risk did it take? How did it perform against a low-cost ETF? And what might its factsheet be leaving out?
Discover how Python and OpenFactsheet can help you find the answers.
Join this free, hands-on webinar to explore OpenFactsheet, an open-source Python library designed to make investment performance analysis more transparent, comprehensive, and reproducible.
What You'll Learn
Beyond returns: Evaluate investment performance using Sharpe, Sortino, Calmar, Omega, and other risk-adjusted metrics.
Uncover hidden risks: Analyze drawdowns, downside exposure, recovery periods, and tail risks.
Compare investments fairly: Evaluate funds, ETFs, portfolios, and trading strategies using standardized metrics and benchmarks.
Challenge traditional factsheets: Identify what headline performance figures may conceal.
Automate with Python: Generate comprehensive investment analytics, visualizations, and professional performance reports using OpenFactsheet.
Who Should Attend?
Portfolio managers, quantitative researchers, risk managers, financial advisors, Python developers, finance students, and investors interested in evaluating investment performance more rigorously.
Basic Python knowledge is recommended.
About the Speaker
Andrés Bagnasco has over 25 years of experience in quantitative finance, working with hedge funds and pension funds and holding positions including risk manager, trading desk manager, portfolio manager, and quantitative researcher.
He is the Director of Investment Management at UCU Business School, an award-winning postgraduate professor of finance, and the founder of OpenFactsheet, an open-source initiative dedicated to improving transparency and standardization in investment performance reporting.
Join us - Free Registration!
Learn how to look beyond investment marketing, independently assess risk-adjusted performance, and make more informed investment decisions.
November 7, 2026 | Live Online | Free
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