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Credit Card Analytics

Started Mar 11, 2008

 

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Short Bio:
Hi,

This is Manish, presently working with Lloyds Banking Group and is a part its decision sciences (econometric modeling and basel implimentation) team. My core purpose of being here is to discuss issues related to my (rather OUR-- if you are in the same arena) work area and meet people with diverse set of research / industry experience.

Areas in which i specialize -- Econometrics/ Time Series Forecasting, Derivative Markets and Credit Card Analytics (Marketing/ Collections/ Fraud/ Operational Analytics), Statistical Programming, Basel Risk Implimentation.

In terms of my education I hold a masters degree in economics (and love to discuss this subject).

Presently based out of UK, my interests include techonology, analytics, leadership and innovation, society and cultures.

For more : http://www.linkedin.com/in/manishigidr
My Website or LinkedIn Profile (URL):
http://www.linkedin.com/in/manishigidr
Field of Expertise:
Business Analytics, Predictive Modeling, Data Mining, Marketing Databases, Econometrics, Statistical Programming, Statistical Consulting, Other, Finance, SAS
Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
5
Professional Status:
Technical, Consultant
Interests:
Finding a New Position, Networking, New Venture, Recruiting
Your Company:
Lloyds Banking Group
Industry:
Banking

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At 9:42pm on February 10, 2009, Ronnie said…
Hey Manish, Bumped into your profile on Google. Just wanted to find out if you would be interested to move into a managerial level role with one of my clients - a leading bank in the world.

Do let me know.

Cheers!

Ronnie
At 1:18pm on July 29, 2008, Karteek said…
Hi Manish, Thanks for your consideration. Sry, its been long time I opened this forum. I'm looking for sample Business Data so that it cud help to enhance my job search for Business Analyst position.
At 4:06pm on June 30, 2008, Karteek said…
Thanks Manish, but I'm looking for some Sales data with some parameters that effect response for fitting a model.
At 6:45pm on June 20, 2008, Karteek said…
Hi Manish, I'm Karteek pursuing Masters in Industrial Engg. I'm interested in Time Series Forecasting analysis. Could you please help me where I can get some datasets on time series.
At 4:37am on April 8, 2008, Parthasarathy said…
HI Manish,
Which city are you loacted.??

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Daisy Ding replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"Hi,Manish, I'd like to recommend you take a look at esProc, a script for complicated data processing. It is the an unconventional technique without modeling,just with a new computing modes of step-by-step. further more, the data-analytic…"
Jun 26, 2012
Anna Freni replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"Hello, I'd like to know if you can point me to publications or papers where I can learn more, about the issue. Many thanks Anna"
Mar 4, 2010
Kenneth Kennedy replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"A bit late to the table...One-class classification aka novelty detection might be worth a look at. There is a package called DD_Tools for Matlab, it contains a number of one-class classifiers including SVDD. 2 researchers active in this area are…"
Dec 28, 2009
Sourav replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"Any thoughts on claims fraud modeling ?"
Nov 12, 2009
Mark Richards replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
""...a form of bootstrap sampling to boost your rare event cases higher for development purposes " Have you considered adaptive methods (e.g Gradient Boosting aka Salford System's "Tree Net")?"
Aug 25, 2009
Alan Forrest replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"Manish - something like your problem happened in Basel II Credit Risk analysis. About 2005, the financial regulators in Europe and US realised their rules would require banks to produce a probability of default model for some loan portfolios that in…"
May 26, 2009
Sharethram Hariharan (Shareth) replied to Manish's discussion Modeling Rare Events in the group Analytical Techniques
"Hello, I am not sure if this is the right place to ask this question but I am currently working on Supply chain Disruption Management. Specifically, I would like to model the impact of very low frequency but high impact events analytically - Not in…"
May 24, 2009
 
 
 

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