THE ROLE OF BIG DATA AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN CREDIT RISK MANAGEMENT THROUGH FINTECH INNOVATIONS
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Keywords: credit risk, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, scoring, digital transformation, loan portfolio, algorithm.Abstract
Abstract. This article analyzes the role of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in credit risk management within the framework of modern FinTech innovations. It examines the impact of digital technologies on credit scoring and decision-making processes. The paper highlights the advantages of transitioning from traditional methods to machine learning models, addresses data quality challenges, and explores ways to enhance risk forecasting efficiency. Finally, practical recommendations are developed for improving credit portfolio quality and minimizing operational risks by implementing AI algorithms in the banking system to ensure sustainability in the digital era.
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