Real-Time AI Systems for Fraud Detection and Credit Risk Management: A Framework for Financial Institutions

This article comprehensively examines artificial intelligence applications in financial risk management, focusing on transitioning from traditional rule-based approaches to advanced machine learning methodologies. The article analyzes the implementation of deep learning techniques for fraud detection systems that identify anomalous transaction patterns in real-time, alongside predictive analytics models that enhance credit risk assessment and optimize loan collection strategies. The article explores cloud-native infrastructures that support AI-driven payment processing optimization, highlighting their role in reducing operational inefficiencies. The article further investigates the regulatory landscape and ethical considerations surrounding AI adoption in financial services, proposing a framework that balances technological innovation with compliance requirements. The article demonstrates that financial institutions implementing AI-driven risk mitigation strategies experience improved threat detection capabilities, enhanced decision-making processes, and greater operational resilience while simultaneously addressing the challenges of transparency, interpretability, and regulatory adherence essential for maintaining stakeholder trust.

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Journal
International Journal on Science and Technology
Published
2025-03-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.71097/ijsat.v16.i1.2974
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2
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Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
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Real-Time AI Systems for Fraud Detection and Credit Risk Management: A Framework for Financial Institutions

Deepu Komati
2 citations
International Journal on Science and Technology
Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
7.82
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Real-Time AI Systems for Fraud Detection and Credit Risk Management: A Framework for Financial Institutions

Deepu Komati
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Abstract

This article comprehensively examines artificial intelligence applications in financial risk management, focusing on transitioning from traditional rule-based approaches to advanced machine learning methodologies. The article analyzes the implementation of deep learning techniques for fraud detection systems that identify anomalous transaction patterns in real-time, alongside predictive analytics models that enhance credit risk assessment and optimize loan collection strategies. The article explores cloud-native infrastructures that support AI-driven payment processing optimization, highlighting their role in reducing operational inefficiencies. The article further investigates the regulatory landscape and ethical considerations surrounding AI adoption in financial services, proposing a framework that balances technological innovation with compliance requirements. The article demonstrates that financial institutions implementing AI-driven risk mitigation strategies experience improved threat detection capabilities, enhanced decision-making processes, and greater operational resilience while simultaneously addressing the challenges of transparency, interpretability, and regulatory adherence essential for maintaining stakeholder trust.

International Journal on Science and TechnologyVol. 16(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Financial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction
7.82
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