Artificial Intelligence in Banking: Regression Analysis for Credit Risk Prediction

one of the areas where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made a significant impact is when it comes to how banks quantify and predict credit risk. One of the most commonly used AI techniques is Regression Analysis, in which the default probability for a potential borrower is expected with the help of historical data. In bank and financial services, Regression Analysis includes building a statistical model that establishes a relationship between the credit risk factors like income, credit score, and credibility ratio concerning the probability of default. New data is also used to continually train and retrain the model, optimizing its risk prediction. Using Regression Analysis for credit risk prediction in banking has several benefits. It enables banks to make better credit decisions, thus reducing defaults and improving profitability. AI also accelerates credit risk assessment, saving banks resources and time. In addition, using AI systems enables a rapid response to economic changes and changes in customer composition, so banks can ensure that their credit risk analysis is adequate and, as the case may be, real-time. Ultimately, that tech enables banks to put their resources where they do more good and run a tighter overall ship.

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2025-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/autocom64127.2025.10957362
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Artificial Intelligence in Banking: Regression Analysis for Credit Risk Prediction

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Artificial Intelligence in Banking: Regression Analysis for Credit Risk Prediction

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Abstract

one of the areas where Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made a significant impact is when it comes to how banks quantify and predict credit risk. One of the most commonly used AI techniques is Regression Analysis, in which the default probability for a potential borrower is expected with the help of historical data. In bank and financial services, Regression Analysis includes building a statistical model that establishes a relationship between the credit risk factors like income, credit score, and credibility ratio concerning the probability of default. New data is also used to continually train and retrain the model, optimizing its risk prediction. Using Regression Analysis for credit risk prediction in banking has several benefits. It enables banks to make better credit decisions, thus reducing defaults and improving profitability. AI also accelerates credit risk assessment, saving banks resources and time. In addition, using AI systems enables a rapid response to economic changes and changes in customer composition, so banks can ensure that their credit risk analysis is adequate and, as the case may be, real-time. Ultimately, that tech enables banks to put their resources where they do more good and run a tighter overall ship.

Jain University (IN), Presidency University (IN), Siksha O Anusandhan University (IN), Maharishi University of Management and Technology (IN), Chitkara University (IN)
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