ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-BASED CREDIT RISK ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS:INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE AND THE CASE OF UZBEKISTAN
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
Artificial intelligence, credit risk, risk management, scoring system, machine learning, big data, digital banking services, international experience, banking system of Uzbekistan, financial technologies.Abstract
This article analyzes the international experience of credit risk assessment systems based on artificial intelligence technologies and the possibilities of their implementation in Uzbekistan. Modern approaches to assessing the solvency of borrowers using AI models used in developed countries, in particular, machine learning, neural networks and big data analysis, are studied. The limitations of traditional scoring systems in commercial banks, the advantages arising from their integration with digital technologies, and the requirements for security and data confidentiality are also highlighted. The current experience, problems and promising areas for introducing AI-based credit risk management mechanisms in the banking and financial system of Uzbekistan are analyzed, and practical proposals for improvement are given.
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