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AI-Based Fraud Detection and Financial Risk Management (Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research))

Research paperZenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)October 20267 pages11 min readVaishnavi Dhananjay Fate, Dipali Ganesh Raut, Namrata Yogesh LandeOriginal source
Key number
26.9 %
Total Value Index Increase p.5
What changed
+34.2 %
Fraud Detection Accuracy Change p.4
Largest segment
-45.3 %
Investigation Time Reduction p.5

Summary

  • In a pilot study, AI-based fraud detection accuracy rose from 71.4% to 95.8%.p.4
  • Direct financial losses prevented due to early fraud detection increased from ₹4.2 Cr to ₹5.9 Cr/quarter.p.5
  • Average case investigation time for fraud cases was reduced from 4.8 to 2.6 hours/case.p.5
  • Credit risk prediction accuracy (AUC) improved from 68.2% to 89.8%.p.5
  • Compliance costs associated with regulatory reporting and audits decreased from ₹38 lakh to ₹30.8 lakh/quarter.p.5
  • The overall Fraud Detection and Risk Management Index increased by approximately 26.9% following AI implementation.p.5

Key insights

  1. Traditional rule-based detection systems rely on static thresholds, resulting in high false-positive rates and delayed responses.p.1
  2. Deploying machine learning models achieved an observed positive change of +34.2% in fraud detection accuracy.p.4
  3. Early fraud detection enabled a +40.1% increase in quarterly financial savings from prevented losses.p.5
  4. Operational efficiency improved significantly with a -45.3% reduction in average case investigation duration.p.5
  5. Default prediction and credit risk scoring accuracy demonstrated a +31.6% observed improvement.p.5
  6. Quarterly regulatory reporting and audit compliance costs dropped by -18.9% post-implementation.p.5
  7. Equal-weight calculation of the Total Value Index showed an overall system effectiveness gain of approximately 26.9%.p.5

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