Financial Risk Assessment using Machine Learning Engineering (FRAME): Scenario based Quantitative Analysis under Uncertainty

  • Krishna Mohan Kovur University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
  • Medha Gedela Banking Labs Inc, Toronto, Canada
  • Arjun M. Rao Banking Labs Inc, Toronto, Canada
Keywords: Risk assessment, Quantitative analysis, Granularity, Machine learning, Banking, Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)

Abstract

Risk management functions, under uncertainty, in the Banking Industry have been changing and will continue to change with the recent advancements and innovations. Embracing uncertainty and working with measurable risk becomes critical, therefore quantitative risk severity assessment is critical for sustainable financial excellence. In this paper, the authors propose Financial Risk Assessment using Machine Learning Engineering (FRAME)  based on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), which has two significant contributions. Firstly, adoption of machine learning models for banking towards risk quantification and secondly, granularity that emphases on customized logic via multi-factor analysis modeling at different levels of abstraction connecting machine learning models. These contributions will help Financial Institutions (Fis) that will gain the most benefits and opportunities.  In a nutshell, the framework analysis presented in this paper is intended as a step towards building a framework of risk modeling from qualitative to quantitative, viewed at different levels of abstraction to access risk severity in the banking applications.

Author Biography

Krishna Mohan Kovur, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada

Dr. Kishna Kohan Kovur associated with Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and Banking Labs Inc as a Principal Consultant and Chief Research Innovative Officer. Dr. Kovur received his Ph.D. from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay and specializes in applied research in Quantitative Analysis for Heterogeneous Complex Applications. His research interests are Quantitative Risk Analysis, Software Reliability, Predictive Analytics for Decision Modeling, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Techniques. He is on the editorial board on reputed international journals including Springer and reviewer/referee in many international journals and conferences.

Published
2023-12-15