Fri 20 Nov3:00–3:15pmFrontier Stage
Beyond Credit Scoring: AI in Risk Modelling, Strategy and Oversight - Powered by CloudunAI
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How is AI changing the work behind credit decisions? Drawing on cases from Southeast Asia and Latin America, this session explores AI execution and AI-assisted oversight across feature engineering, modelling and credit strategy. Attendees will see a practical workflow, its evaluation results, and where human judgement remains essential.
- When
- Friday 20 November3:00–3:15pm, Singapore time
- Where
- Frontier StageHall 6, Singapore EXPO
- Access
- Premium Premium sessionWith a Delegate, Executive, Startup, Policy, Academic or Media Pass.Compare all passes
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