For the risk manager, AI means greater efficiency, lower costs, and less risk. There are many potential applications of AI when it comes to managing risk in banking, but this report will focus on five key solutions with huge potential ROI that every chief risk officer (CRO) can begin building immediately. Representing foundational capabilities for risk management, these five solutions have the potential to substantially impact a bank’s financial results, and an automated machine learning platform represents the most efficient and effective method of delivering on the promise of these AI use cases.
Ten Commandments for Tackling Fraud: The Role of Big Data and Predictive Anal...CA Technologies
Accurate enterprise-wide data combined with data-driven fraud analytics can have a transformational effect on banking and related industries. This presentation provides tips and insights on using technologies like neural network predictive modeling, user behavior-based pattern recognition and statistical big data analytics to reduce the risk of fraudulent activities in the enterprise.
For more information on CA Security solutions, please visit: http://bit.ly/10WHYDm
Learn how IBM Smarter Analytics Solution for insurance helps Detect and prevent insurance claims fraud, waste and abuse. For more information on IBM Systems, visit http://ibm.co/RKEeMO.
Visit the official Scribd Channel of IBM India Smarter Computing at http://bit.ly/VwO86R to get access to more documents.
Microdecision Making in Financial Services - Greg Lamp @ PAPIs ConnectPAPIs.io
Fintech startups are taking business away from traditional institutions like banks, exchanges, and brokerages. One of the reasons that these startups are able to compete with $30B+ behemoths like Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs is their advanced decision making capabilities. By leveraging new data sources and better predictive analytics, companies like Ferratum Bank can make more accurate decisions in a fraction of the time.
This talk will cover:
Types of decisions you can automate
Challenges in building predictive, financial apps
First-hand, real-world examples
Greg Lamp is the co-Founder and CTO of Yhat. In this role, Greg leads development of Yhat's core products and infrastructure and is the principal architect of the company's cloud and on-premise enterprise software applications. Greg was previously a product manager at OnDeck, a fintech startup in New York and before that an analyst at comScore. Greg is a graduate of the University of Virginia.
The banking industry is data-demanding with acknowledged ATM and credit processing data. As banks face increasing pressure to stay successful, understanding customer needs and preferences becomes a critical success factor. Along with Data mining and advanced analytics techniques, banks are furnished to manage market uncertainty, minimize fraud, and control exposure risk.
Learn how IBM Smarter Analytics is Signature Solution for healthcare, detecting and preventing healthcare fraud, waste and abuse. For more information on IBM Systems, visit http://ibm.co/RKEeMO.
Visit the official Scribd Channel of IBM India Smarter Computing at http://bit.ly/VwO86R to get access to more documents.
Ten Commandments for Tackling Fraud: The Role of Big Data and Predictive Anal...CA Technologies
Accurate enterprise-wide data combined with data-driven fraud analytics can have a transformational effect on banking and related industries. This presentation provides tips and insights on using technologies like neural network predictive modeling, user behavior-based pattern recognition and statistical big data analytics to reduce the risk of fraudulent activities in the enterprise.
For more information on CA Security solutions, please visit: http://bit.ly/10WHYDm
Learn how IBM Smarter Analytics Solution for insurance helps Detect and prevent insurance claims fraud, waste and abuse. For more information on IBM Systems, visit http://ibm.co/RKEeMO.
Visit the official Scribd Channel of IBM India Smarter Computing at http://bit.ly/VwO86R to get access to more documents.
Microdecision Making in Financial Services - Greg Lamp @ PAPIs ConnectPAPIs.io
Fintech startups are taking business away from traditional institutions like banks, exchanges, and brokerages. One of the reasons that these startups are able to compete with $30B+ behemoths like Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs is their advanced decision making capabilities. By leveraging new data sources and better predictive analytics, companies like Ferratum Bank can make more accurate decisions in a fraction of the time.
This talk will cover:
Types of decisions you can automate
Challenges in building predictive, financial apps
First-hand, real-world examples
Greg Lamp is the co-Founder and CTO of Yhat. In this role, Greg leads development of Yhat's core products and infrastructure and is the principal architect of the company's cloud and on-premise enterprise software applications. Greg was previously a product manager at OnDeck, a fintech startup in New York and before that an analyst at comScore. Greg is a graduate of the University of Virginia.
The banking industry is data-demanding with acknowledged ATM and credit processing data. As banks face increasing pressure to stay successful, understanding customer needs and preferences becomes a critical success factor. Along with Data mining and advanced analytics techniques, banks are furnished to manage market uncertainty, minimize fraud, and control exposure risk.
Learn how IBM Smarter Analytics is Signature Solution for healthcare, detecting and preventing healthcare fraud, waste and abuse. For more information on IBM Systems, visit http://ibm.co/RKEeMO.
Visit the official Scribd Channel of IBM India Smarter Computing at http://bit.ly/VwO86R to get access to more documents.
Change is now the common narrative for retail bankers, with three interlocking "Rs" affecting all retail banks. "Regulate" still resonates as authorities finalise efforts to police the systems without stymieing economic growth. Equally challenging is "Revise" as traditional players work out their roles as customer expectations change rapidly. Further impetus comes from the start-ups and non-banking disruptors who aim to "Re-envisage" banking.
The UK Payments Barometer, is based on a survey of over 400 financial decision makers, including business owners, CFOs, CEOs, CTOs and COOs, on areas including cash management, fraud and payments. A broad range of UK businesses were included, from small businesses to enterprises organisations. It aims to track the health of UK businesses from a financial decision making and risk management perspective. The 2016 report cites payment fraud and errors as the biggest challenge currently faced by financial decision makers.
How a Predictive Analytics-based Framework Helps Reduce Bad Debts in Utilities WNS Global Services
The utilities industry has been riddled with payment delinquencies for the past several years, forcing utility companies to trade off profits for survival, and give up on their rightful revenue by taking the ‘write-off’ route. An ‘integrated three-pronged revenue protection strategy’ aids utility companies in effectively minimizing bad debt write-offs. Predictive analytics lays the foundation for this strategy by enabling customer segmentation, revising collections tactics and enhancing customer satisfaction interventions.
66% of IT decision makers, including C-suite executives, believe that Chip and Signature does not offer credit card holders sufficient security and that Chip and PIN should be required, according to a new survey on EMV readiness from Randstad Technologies, a leading technology talent and solutions provider. By October 15, 2015, the majority of U.S. businesses must transition to EMV-capable technologies or become liable for any costs incurred from fraud using old magnetic strip technologies.
Leading the pack in Blockchain bankingPauline Mura
How IBM can help
As one of the world’s leading research organizations,
and one of the world’s top contributors to open
source projects, IBM is committed to fostering the
collaborative effort required to transform how people,
governments and businesses transact and interact.
IBM provides clients the consulting and systems
integration capabilities to design and rapidly adopt
distributed ledgers, digital identity and blockchain
solutions. IBM helps clients leverage the global scale,
business domain expertise, and deep cloud integration
experience required for the application of these
technologies.
Understanding and validating the uses of machine learning modelsJacob Kosoff
WHILE MACHINE LEARNING (ML) CAN OFFER THE BENEFIT OF IMPROVED MODEL RESULTS, A BANK SHOULD CONSIDER WHETHER IT IS APPROPRIATE TO ACCEPT THE ADDITIONAL COMPLEXITY, AS WELL AS THE TESTING AND MONITORING, INVOLVED. THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES BEST PRACTICES IN PERFORMING VALIDATIONS OF MACHINE LEARNING MODELS.
Written by Shannon Kelly of Zions Bank, Jacob Kosoff of Regions Bank, Agus Sudjianto of Wells Fargo, and Aaron Bridgers of Regions Bank.
Adopting a Top-Down Approach to Model Risk Governance to Optimize Digital Tra...Jacob Kosoff
Model risk management programs often began their journey by first creating a definition of a model. Then model risk groups would perform model risk activities on each item that met the definition of a model. These model risk activities include classifying risk, assessing current uses, evaluating ongoing monitoring results, validating conceptual soundness, testing model changes, and so forth. This approach was an important beginning for the field of model risk management as it helped identify existing models, discover fundamental errors in existing models, and prevent inappropriate use of models. However, model risk teams often focused only on processes that already include models and did not identify processes that would be significantly improved by using models. This results in model risk teams overlooking modeling capabilities that a process truly needs. However, model risk teams can go on the offensive and use their model inventory as a source of crucial business intelligence. Model risk teams can start to identify processes that do not include models and could recommend the use of existing models to improve those processes. Furthermore, model risk teams can reduce expenses at a bank by guarding against the development or purchase of models with redundant capabilities. Model risk management teams can ultimately be a champion for the extensibility and efficient use of models at an institution. The article was written by Jacob Kosoff, Aaron Bridgers, and Henry Lee. The article was published by the RMA Journal in September 2020.
5 Applications of Data Science in FinTech: The Tech Behind the Booming FinTec...Kavika Roy
https://www.datatobiz.com/blog/data-science-in-fintech/
Data Science has played a significant role in transforming thefinance and banking industry by completely changing the ways in which they previously operated. Life has been made easier for the banking officials as well as the customers. FinTech: a new term coined for the innovation and technology methods aiming to transform traditional methods of finance with data science forming one of its integral components.
Whenever you use your credit card, Amazon Pay, PayPal, or PayTm to make an online payment, the commerce company/seller and your bank, both utilize FinTech to make a successful transaction. With time FinTech has changed almost and every aspect of financial services, which includes investments, insurance, payments, cryptocurrencies, and much more. Fintech companies are heavily dependent on the insights offered by machine learning, artificial intelligence, and predictive analytics to function properly.
Emerging Technologies - The Future Of Finance (CIMA Feb 2019)Michael Sadler
A presentation by IBM on the topic of "The Future Of Finance" examining emerging trends, and how accountants can to prepare for the transition from "running the numbers" to being value-adding partners to the business.
Change is now the common narrative for retail bankers, with three interlocking "Rs" affecting all retail banks. "Regulate" still resonates as authorities finalise efforts to police the systems without stymieing economic growth. Equally challenging is "Revise" as traditional players work out their roles as customer expectations change rapidly. Further impetus comes from the start-ups and non-banking disruptors who aim to "Re-envisage" banking.
The UK Payments Barometer, is based on a survey of over 400 financial decision makers, including business owners, CFOs, CEOs, CTOs and COOs, on areas including cash management, fraud and payments. A broad range of UK businesses were included, from small businesses to enterprises organisations. It aims to track the health of UK businesses from a financial decision making and risk management perspective. The 2016 report cites payment fraud and errors as the biggest challenge currently faced by financial decision makers.
How a Predictive Analytics-based Framework Helps Reduce Bad Debts in Utilities WNS Global Services
The utilities industry has been riddled with payment delinquencies for the past several years, forcing utility companies to trade off profits for survival, and give up on their rightful revenue by taking the ‘write-off’ route. An ‘integrated three-pronged revenue protection strategy’ aids utility companies in effectively minimizing bad debt write-offs. Predictive analytics lays the foundation for this strategy by enabling customer segmentation, revising collections tactics and enhancing customer satisfaction interventions.
66% of IT decision makers, including C-suite executives, believe that Chip and Signature does not offer credit card holders sufficient security and that Chip and PIN should be required, according to a new survey on EMV readiness from Randstad Technologies, a leading technology talent and solutions provider. By October 15, 2015, the majority of U.S. businesses must transition to EMV-capable technologies or become liable for any costs incurred from fraud using old magnetic strip technologies.
Leading the pack in Blockchain bankingPauline Mura
How IBM can help
As one of the world’s leading research organizations,
and one of the world’s top contributors to open
source projects, IBM is committed to fostering the
collaborative effort required to transform how people,
governments and businesses transact and interact.
IBM provides clients the consulting and systems
integration capabilities to design and rapidly adopt
distributed ledgers, digital identity and blockchain
solutions. IBM helps clients leverage the global scale,
business domain expertise, and deep cloud integration
experience required for the application of these
technologies.
Understanding and validating the uses of machine learning modelsJacob Kosoff
WHILE MACHINE LEARNING (ML) CAN OFFER THE BENEFIT OF IMPROVED MODEL RESULTS, A BANK SHOULD CONSIDER WHETHER IT IS APPROPRIATE TO ACCEPT THE ADDITIONAL COMPLEXITY, AS WELL AS THE TESTING AND MONITORING, INVOLVED. THIS ARTICLE DISCUSSES BEST PRACTICES IN PERFORMING VALIDATIONS OF MACHINE LEARNING MODELS.
Written by Shannon Kelly of Zions Bank, Jacob Kosoff of Regions Bank, Agus Sudjianto of Wells Fargo, and Aaron Bridgers of Regions Bank.
Adopting a Top-Down Approach to Model Risk Governance to Optimize Digital Tra...Jacob Kosoff
Model risk management programs often began their journey by first creating a definition of a model. Then model risk groups would perform model risk activities on each item that met the definition of a model. These model risk activities include classifying risk, assessing current uses, evaluating ongoing monitoring results, validating conceptual soundness, testing model changes, and so forth. This approach was an important beginning for the field of model risk management as it helped identify existing models, discover fundamental errors in existing models, and prevent inappropriate use of models. However, model risk teams often focused only on processes that already include models and did not identify processes that would be significantly improved by using models. This results in model risk teams overlooking modeling capabilities that a process truly needs. However, model risk teams can go on the offensive and use their model inventory as a source of crucial business intelligence. Model risk teams can start to identify processes that do not include models and could recommend the use of existing models to improve those processes. Furthermore, model risk teams can reduce expenses at a bank by guarding against the development or purchase of models with redundant capabilities. Model risk management teams can ultimately be a champion for the extensibility and efficient use of models at an institution. The article was written by Jacob Kosoff, Aaron Bridgers, and Henry Lee. The article was published by the RMA Journal in September 2020.
5 Applications of Data Science in FinTech: The Tech Behind the Booming FinTec...Kavika Roy
https://www.datatobiz.com/blog/data-science-in-fintech/
Data Science has played a significant role in transforming thefinance and banking industry by completely changing the ways in which they previously operated. Life has been made easier for the banking officials as well as the customers. FinTech: a new term coined for the innovation and technology methods aiming to transform traditional methods of finance with data science forming one of its integral components.
Whenever you use your credit card, Amazon Pay, PayPal, or PayTm to make an online payment, the commerce company/seller and your bank, both utilize FinTech to make a successful transaction. With time FinTech has changed almost and every aspect of financial services, which includes investments, insurance, payments, cryptocurrencies, and much more. Fintech companies are heavily dependent on the insights offered by machine learning, artificial intelligence, and predictive analytics to function properly.
Emerging Technologies - The Future Of Finance (CIMA Feb 2019)Michael Sadler
A presentation by IBM on the topic of "The Future Of Finance" examining emerging trends, and how accountants can to prepare for the transition from "running the numbers" to being value-adding partners to the business.
Leading the pack in blockchain banking
Trailblazers set the pace.
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GRC and Anti-Money Laundering Services.pdfbasilmph
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How Are Data Analytics Used In The Banking And Finance Industries.pdfMaveric Systems
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Title: Chatty Kathy: Enhancing Physical Activity Among Older Adults
Description:
Discover how Chatty Kathy, an innovative project developed at the UNC Bootcamp, aims to tackle the challenge of low physical activity among older adults. Our AI-driven solution uses peer interaction to boost and sustain exercise levels, significantly improving health outcomes. This presentation covers our problem statement, the rationale behind Chatty Kathy, synthetic data and persona creation, model performance metrics, a visual demonstration of the project, and potential future developments. Join us for an insightful Q&A session to explore the potential of this groundbreaking project.
Project Team: Jay Requarth, Jana Avery, John Andrews, Dr. Dick Davis II, Nee Buntoum, Nam Yeongjin & Mat Nicholas