Using Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics to combat Financial Frauds

Fraud related to financial transactions is one of the most imminent dangers that affect individual states and international economies with billions of dollars. Conventional approaches to fraud prevention and control are sometimes hard-pressed to adapt to the fraudsters’ ever-growing sophistication. Due to the advancements in technology, especially the implementation of AI and data analytics, the detection of financial fraud in real-time, predictive and analytical analysis, and the identification of complicated patterns have emerged. Two key technologies include; machine learning models that employ a mix of algorithms to analyze large data sets to find outflows, and data analytics that offer ways of mitigating risk. All of these technologies are developed to provide better accuracy, fewer false positives, and faster work. Nevertheless, problems like data protection or ownership, the principles of fairness, and the presence of bias stay actual. This paper aims to reveal the benefits of using AI and data analytics in fraud prevention, describe the practical uses of this approach, and possible further enhancements to the technique. Through these modern technologies, financial institutions can prevent the loss of their assets as well as enhance consumer confidence in the digital age.

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International Journal on Science and Technology
Published
2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.71097/ijsat.v16.i2.4290
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Insurance and Financial Risk Management
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Using Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics to combat Financial Frauds

Mitesh Bagwe -
International Journal on Science and Technology
Insurance and Financial Risk Management
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Using Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics to combat Financial Frauds

Mitesh Bagwe -
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Abstract

Fraud related to financial transactions is one of the most imminent dangers that affect individual states and international economies with billions of dollars. Conventional approaches to fraud prevention and control are sometimes hard-pressed to adapt to the fraudsters’ ever-growing sophistication. Due to the advancements in technology, especially the implementation of AI and data analytics, the detection of financial fraud in real-time, predictive and analytical analysis, and the identification of complicated patterns have emerged. Two key technologies include; machine learning models that employ a mix of algorithms to analyze large data sets to find outflows, and data analytics that offer ways of mitigating risk. All of these technologies are developed to provide better accuracy, fewer false positives, and faster work. Nevertheless, problems like data protection or ownership, the principles of fairness, and the presence of bias stay actual. This paper aims to reveal the benefits of using AI and data analytics in fraud prevention, describe the practical uses of this approach, and possible further enhancements to the technique. Through these modern technologies, financial institutions can prevent the loss of their assets as well as enhance consumer confidence in the digital age.

International Journal on Science and TechnologyVol. 16(2)
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Insurance and Financial Risk Management
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