Integrated Explainable AI for Financial Risk Management: A Systematic Approach

This research introduces an improved AI-Driven Early Warning System for financial institutions to overcome some of the transparency challenges found with conventional AI models. Traditional black-box" systems, in particular, those that employ complex neural networks, provide limited or no ability for users to understand their decision-making processes. This section raises a number of concerns, especially within the financial sector, where regulatory frameworks require decision-making mechanisms to be transparent and interpretable. To address this challenge, XAI techniques such as SHAP and LIME are integrated with the EWS. These will explain the grounds for the choices made by the AI in order for the predictions to be legally tenable, improve decision-making, and facilitate more transparency with the system. The proposed framework was then applied to real-world financial data and demonstrated prominent improvements in accurately detecting early signals of financial risks. It provided precise insights into the factors driving these risks while meeting regulatory standards.

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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iatmsi64286.2025.10984539
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Integrated Explainable AI for Financial Risk Management: A Systematic Approach

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Integrated Explainable AI for Financial Risk Management: A Systematic Approach

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Abstract

This research introduces an improved AI-Driven Early Warning System for financial institutions to overcome some of the transparency challenges found with conventional AI models. Traditional black-box" systems, in particular, those that employ complex neural networks, provide limited or no ability for users to understand their decision-making processes. This section raises a number of concerns, especially within the financial sector, where regulatory frameworks require decision-making mechanisms to be transparent and interpretable. To address this challenge, XAI techniques such as SHAP and LIME are integrated with the EWS. These will explain the grounds for the choices made by the AI in order for the predictions to be legally tenable, improve decision-making, and facilitate more transparency with the system. The proposed framework was then applied to real-world financial data and demonstrated prominent improvements in accurately detecting early signals of financial risks. It provided precise insights into the factors driving these risks while meeting regulatory standards.

Jiwaji University (IN), Symbiosis International University (IN), JSS Science and Technology University (IN), GLA University (IN)
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