WEBINAR
19 May 2020
SPREAD THE WORD
WEBINAR
AI, Financial Automation and Market Risk
19 May 2020
SPREAD THE WORD
FIN-Tech is running a webinar on AI, Financial Automation and Market Risk in May 2020 in partnership with the European Commission and the UCL.
Join us online on May 19, and listen to all our high-profile speakers.
FIN-Tech is running a webinar on AI, Financial Automation and Market Risk in May 2020 in partnership with the European Commission and the UCL.
Join us online on May 19, and listen to all our high-profile speakers.
Programme
May 19
UK TIME
Morning
9:00
Registration
9:20
Tomaso Aste // University College London
Welcome
09:30
Wolfgang Karl Haerdle // Humboldt University of Berlin
FRM@Europe: The Financial Risk Meter for European Assets
10:00
Ying Chen // National University of Singapore
Topic Sentiment Asset Pricing with DNN Supervised Learning
10:30
Bihong Huang // Asian Development Bank
Networking with Peers: Evidence from a P2P Lending Platform
11:00
Coffee break & Short talks
11:30
Daniel Heller // University College London
Digital money: the tension between technology and regulation
12:00
Sam Hastings // Financial Conduct Authority London
Project Aegis: The Money Laundering Regulations
12:30
Javier Arroyo // Complutense University of Madrid
Explainability of a Machine Learning Granting Scoring Model in Peer-to-
Peer Lending
Afternoon
13:00
Lunch break & Short talks
14:00
Paolo Giudici // University of Pavia
Libra or Librae? Basket based stablecoins
14:30
Rapolas Lakavicius // European Commission
EU Blockchain Strategy
15:00
Dror Kennett // FINRA
Regulatory versus industry risk perspectives
15:30
Coffee break & Short talks
16:00
Jochen Papenbrock // Firamis
XAI and Exploitation Strategy
16:30
Shatha Qamhieh Hashem // An Najah National University
Option Price Forecasting using Multilayer Neural Networks
17:00
Victoria Thompson // Barclays
TBD
Speakers
Ying Chen
Title
Title:
Topic Sentiment Asset Pricing with DNN Supervised Learning
Abstract
We develop an innovative deep neural network (DNN) supervised learning approach to extracting insightful topic sentiments from analyst reports at the sentence level and incorporating this qualitative knowledge in asset pricing and portfolio construction. The topic sentiment analysis is performed on 113,043 Japanese analyst reports and the topic sentiment asset pricing model delivers superior predictive power on stock returns with adjusted R2 increasing from 1.6% (benchmark model without sentiment) to 14.0% (in-sample) and 13.4% (out-of-sample). We find that topics reflecting the subjective opinions of analysts have greater impact than topics of objective facts and justification of the quantitative measures. This is a joint work with Hitoshi Iwasaki. The paper is available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3228485
Jochen Papenbrock
Victoria Thompson
Biography
Victoria Thompson is Group Head of Innovation Legal at Barclays Bank, based in London. Victoria is an experienced IP and IT lawyer with a deep knowledge of working with organisations to successfully design, develop and deliver corporate innovation strategy. Victoria recently re-joined Barclays in 2018 after living in Singapore for 6 years where she was previously the Group Head of the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS), Technology Operations, Intellectual Property and Innovation Legal Team. As a result of this role Victoria was a senior leader in helping DBS launch its award winning Digibank in India and Indonesia, the world’s biggest Financial Services open API developer portal and sandbox, and DBS’ Fintech strategy.
Victoria is a passionate advocate for the Blockchain community. She is a founder member of the London Blockchain Foundation (LBCF), a member of the British Blockchain Association, and ACCESS (the Singapore Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Industry Association). Victoria is also an alumni of MIT Sloan School of Management, Oxford Business School and Singapore University of Social Sciences where she studied Business Innovation and Blockchain Strategy. She is a regular speaker on her areas of specialist interest of open innovation, corporate entrepreneurship and IP Law.