Analytics & Predictive Analytics
Due to the digitalization of business processes and the intensification of information technology, the volume of data within companies is constantly growing. The networked storage of business management and system data enables past, present and future-oriented evaluation of data in order to make well-founded business decisions.
For the instrumentalization of data analyses and the implementation of future-oriented data analyses, relevant data sources have to be identified and assumptions for the creation of algorithms have to be developed in cooperation with companies in order to derive recommendations for action or to uncover customer needs based on behavioral patterns, dependencies and the relationship structure. Through the targeted combination and analysis of business management and system data, optimization potentials and trends in the business processes of a credit institution become visible and responsibilities are enabled to decide on preventive or mitigating measures.
- Banks and financial institutions have multiple streams where they transform data into information (mainly historical batch processes).
- ML/DL can find patterns in the data flow to predict the data quality of a single transaction.
- In addition, ML/DL can advise how to solve the data issue (spanning from personalized emails up to automated corrections).
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Project report on practice-oriented implementation
» AI for Impairment Accounting
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Value-Driver-Oriented Planning – Management-Oriented Design and Value Driver Identification
- Reference Framework for Stress testing in a multiperiod risk analysis
- Enables a much better understanding and reflection of complex chain of effects in the capital planning process dependent on client needs
- Provides a comprehensive view on simulated forecasts for the economic capital using modern technology and modern methodologies (e.g. open source software, machine learning algorithms, Agent-based-modeling)
Facilitates the ad-hoc capital planning - Allows to compare the impact of different models on the results
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Financial Navigator – A Modern Approach to Analytical Banking
» BSDS – Balance Sheet Dynamics Simulator (Application ABM)
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume II
» Distributed Calculation Credit Portfolio Models
» BSDS – Balance Sheet Dynamics Simulator
» Dynamic Dashboards
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Financial Navigator – A Modern Approach to Analytical Banking
- The forecast of a bank's RWA (and in combination with capital development also the CET1 ratio1) has become a central management task.
- The (normative) capital planning requires projections of the RWA development over several years. A flash report becomes the first indication of RWA and thus the CET1 ratio for the current month.
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume II
» Use Case – Optimization of Regression Tests – Reduction of the Test Portfolio Through Representative Identification
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Breaking New Grounds in Non-Financial Risk Management
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume II
» Sentiment Analysis for Reputational Risk Management
» Use Case – NFR – Using GraphDB for Impact Graphs
» Use case – NFR – HR Risk
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume III
» Graph Databases
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume I
» Actuarial Data Science
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume II
» Use Case – Fraud Detection Using Machine Learning Techniques
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance, Volume III
» Special Data for Insurance Companies
- Machine learning techniques are concerned with general pattern recognition or the construction of universal approximators of relations in the data in situations where no obvious a priori analytical solution exists.
- As a new trend of machine learning, deep learning showed up at the end of last century and became one of the most efficient learning algorithms.
- Many of the popular Machine Learning & Deep Learning Frameworks are based on open-source.
Book: The Impact of Digital Transformation and FinTech on the Finance Professional
» Mathematical Background of Machine Learning
» Deep Learning: An Introduction
Book Series - Articles
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance Volume II
» Open-Source Software
The Digital Journey of Banking and Insurance Volume III
» Overview Machine Learning and Deep Learning Frameworks
» Methods of Machine Learning