20250509T100000
20250509T105000
Maths Knowledge Exchange Hub Triage Workshops (Sopra Steria)
Speaker: Sopra Steria (https://www.kehubmaths.co.uk/triage-workshops/)\n
Title: Predictive scoring models for financial health and risk classification in the era of open finance
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URL: /maths/sem_week.php?id=4595\n
Maths Knowledge Exchange Hub Triage Workshops
Sopra Steria (https://www.kehubmaths.co.uk/triage-workshops/)
Predictive scoring models for financial health and risk classification in the era of open finance
Fri, 9 May at 10:00
https://tinyurl.com/mwk2e2hb
Abstract
Predictive scoring models remain foundational in financial services for assessing both creditworthiness and financial health. While creditworthiness underpins lending decisions, financial health evaluations enable the early identification of customers vulnerable to financial hardship. In an environment shaped by macroeconomic uncertainty, the rise of Open Banking and Open Finance presents new opportunities and challenges, for developing flexible, data-rich modelling frameworks capable of adapting to rapid change.
This workshop will aim to explore modern techniques and mathematical methodologies aimed at enhancing traditional scoring models and accelerating innovation through the integration of open financial data. The central problem addressed is the automated and optimised design of a multi-objective framework encompassing optimal selection of data features, scoring weights and classification of customers using individualised scores and self-adjusting risk thresholds.
These components are interdependent, with changes to constraints or priorities in one area often impacting the feasibility and optimality of the overall solution. Traditional solutions often rely on manual setup and iterative refinement driven by exploratory analysis and business input. By leveraging Open Banking and Open Finance data, financial firms may adopt automated optimisation approaches to achieve:
High-precision assessment of financial health aligned with economic shifts;
Data-driven strategies for early intervention to prevent financial hardship;
Greater personalisation in risk modelling through the expanded data scope.
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20250509T140000
20250509T145000
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology (Robert Rogers)
Speaker: Robert Rogers (Sheffield)\n
Title:
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URL: /maths/sem_week.php?id=4577\n
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Robert Rogers (Sheffield)
Fri, 9 May at 14:00
Hicks Seminar Room J11
20250509T150000
20250509T155000
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology (Robert Rogers)
Speaker: Robert Rogers\n
Title:
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URL: /maths/sem_week.php?id=4583\n
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Robert Rogers
Fri, 9 May at 15:00
Hicks Seminar Room J11
20250516T140000
20250516T145000
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Speaker: \n
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URL: /maths/sem_week.php?id=4578\n
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Fri, 16 May at 14:00
Hicks Seminar Room J11
20250516T150000
20250516T155000
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Speaker: \n
Title:
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URL: /maths/sem_week.php?id=4584\n
Frobenius manifolds and Quantum cohomology
Fri, 16 May at 15:00
Hicks Seminar Room J11