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Evaluating the stability of model explanations in instance-dependent cost-sensitive credit scoring Matteo Ballegeer, Dr. Matthias Bogaert, Professor Dr. Dries Benoit 2025 Ghent University, FlandersMake@UGent---Corelab CVAMO Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Slides (PDF)
Evaluating the Contribution of Open Banking Data to Credit Scoring Performance in the Spanish and French Markets Mr Francisco António Teixeira Mendonça, Mr Francisco Javier Ocáriz Gallego 2025 Revolut Group Holdings Ltd Download Paper (PDF) / Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Slides (PDF)
Environmental, Social and Governance Scores and Credit Risk: An Exploratory Analysis Mr Jewel Kumar Roy 2025 Széchenyi István University Download Abstract (PDF)
Ensuring fairness in credit scoring Mr Mark Thompson, Dr Huan Yu, Professor Christophe Mues 2025 Paragon Business Solutions, University of Southampton Download Abstract (PDF)
Enhancing Credit Risk Models at Revolut by combining Deep Feature Synthesis and Marginal Information Value Mr Federico Spinella, Mr Tadas Krisciunas 2025 Revolut Group Holdings Ltd, Revolut Group Holdings Ltd Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Paper (PDF) / Download Slides (PDF)
Enhancing Credit Accessibility through TransUnion's Income Model Mr Richard Watson 2025 TransUnion Download Slides (PDF)
Enhanced Credit Risk Acquisition Scoring via Noise-Augmented Feature Selection and Bayesian Hyper-parameter Tuning Mr Arijit Ganguly 2025 Revolut Group Holdings Ltd Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Paper (PDF) / Download Slides (PDF)
Engineering Resilience into High-Frequency Credit Scoring Pipelines Prof Peter Beling 2025 University of Virginia
Effective Generative AI Model Risk Management Dr Joseph Breeden 2025 Deep Future Analytics LLC Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Paper (PDF)
Early Warning System for Non-Performing Clients Arnaud Germain, Frédéric Vrins 2025 UCLouvain Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Paper (PDF)
Driving Financial Inclusion Through Advanced Scoring with Alternative Data: How Sophisticated Modelling leveraging Open Banking Data can Increase Lending, Decrease Bad Rates and improve Responsible Lending Jacobus Johannes Eksteen 2025 Matogen Applied Insights (Pty) Ltd, Atto Download Abstract (PDF)
Drifts, Shifts and Instabilities to Quantify Scorecard Model Risk Dr Alan Forrest, Mr Andrija Djurovic 2025 Credit Research Centre (University of Edinburgh Business School), Deloitte Download Abstract (PDF) / Download Slides (PDF)
Does the credit cycle play a role in forecasting recessions? Evidence from India Dr Seema Saini, Mr Naveen Nokhwal, Mr Praneeth Ram Karuturi 2025 IIT Jodhpur, Jodhpur, India Download Abstract (PDF)
Do Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Exhibit Higher Default Risk? An Analysis of Key Risk Drivers in UK Residential Mortgage Securitisation Vuong Chu, Mahmoud Fatouh, Raffaella Calabrese 2025 University of Westminster, Bank of England, University of Edinburgh Download Abstract (PDF)
Disaster Flags: Credit Reporting Relief from Natural Disasters Professor Benedict Guttman-Kenney 2025 Rice University Download Paper (PDF)

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