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I teach finance at IU Bloomington and use the numpy_financial module pretty heavily. I've written a couple of functions for bond math for my own use (duration, convexity, forward rates, etc.). Is there any appetite for expanding numpy_financial beyond the core Excel functions? Is there a point-person for numpy_financial with whom I could correspond about contributing? Thanks, Jordan
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On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 2:33 PM Jordan <jordan@jordanmartel.com> wrote:
I teach finance at IU Bloomington and use the numpy_financial module pretty heavily. I've written a couple of functions for bond math for my own use (duration, convexity, forward rates, etc.). Is there any appetite for expanding numpy_financial beyond the core Excel functions? Is there a point-person for numpy_financial with whom I could correspond about contributing? Thanks, Jordan
The financial package is separate from NumPy at this point. I don't see a problem with it being extended as long as it is maintained. Your best bet might be to make a PR at https://github.com/numpy/numpy-financial and initiate a conversation. I suspect the current maintainer(s) would be happy for help. Chuck
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