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VaR-threshold-and-confidence-interval

This project studies the effects of the shape parameter estimator uncertainty at different threshold levels on the value-at-risk confidence interval for quantitative risk management (QRM) using the Generalized Pareto Distribution (GPD) from the Extreme Value Theory (EVT) approach.

  • Updated Aug 30, 2022
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Completed as part of the 365 Data Science Credit Risk Modeling in Python Udemy course. Developed an end-to-end credit risk modeling pipeline for consumer lending, covering data preprocessing, feature engineering, Probability of Default , Loss Given Default , Exposure at Default , scorecard development, model validation, population stability

  • Updated Jun 10, 2026
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🔐4- Cybersecurity -Social Engineering - Modular end-to-end AI-powered risk intelligence infrastructure for banking and fintech incidents analytics, integrating semantic analysis, interactive dashboards, APIs and LLM-powered insights to support governance, compliance and regulatory decision-making.

  • Updated Sep 6, 2026
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🏦 Machine Learning system for credit default prediction using a RandomForestClassifier. Features an end-to-end pipeline including synthetic financial data generation, robust preprocessing (ColumnTransformer), and comprehensive evaluation with ROC-AUC and Confusion Matrices.

  • Updated Dec 22, 2025
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Data-driven optimization of Teradyne’s excess inventory approval process using Python, lead-time adjusted demand modeling, and financial risk analysis to improve capital efficiency and reduce excess spend.

  • Updated Feb 24, 2026
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Autonomous financial risk intelligence platform, SEC EDGAR ingestion, Isolation Forest anomaly detection, Benford's Law forensic analysis, corporate network graph, SHAP explainability, and Gemini AI analyst. Built with DuckDB, dbt, and Streamlit.

  • Updated Jul 11, 2026
  • Python

Cost-sensitive loan default prediction using Python and machine learning, with threshold optimization, business cost simulation, model interpretation, and responsible AI considerations.

  • Updated Jun 21, 2026
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