#51 · Primary category: Financial Data & Analytics Platforms
pyfolio
Portfolio and risk analytics in Python
Project last updated:12/23/23
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Apache-2.0
Why we included this project
Backtesting a strategy only gets you so far if you cannot read what the numbers mean. pyfolio, built by Quantopian, works with the Zipline backtester to turn raw performance data into a tear sheet of plots. Those plots cover cumulative returns and drawdowns, along with rolling volatility and exposure, giving a quick read on how the algorithm actually behaved. Quant teams use them to spot risk signals like extended drawdowns or a sliding Sharpe ratio before scaling a strategy. It also includes benchmark comparisons and event analysis helpers, so you can check a strategy against a market baseline without writing those calculations yourself. The library is mature and light enough to drop straight into an existing research workflow.
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