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Wharton's Beyond Business series resumes with “The Analytics of Finance,” the first lecture in this three-part series in partnership with Analytics at Wharton: whr.tn/beyondbusiness
Hosted by Dean Erika James as part of the Tarnopol Dean's Lecture Series, this event - which originally streamed live on the Wharton LinkedIn page - explored how data is influencing critical decision-making in the field of finance.
Whether it’s using machine learning to inform investment banking practices or algorithms to detect white collar crime, analytics is shaping finance in new and nuanced ways. How will the financial landscape evolve with these trends, and what obstacles-and opportunities-should we expect?
Panelists included:
• Michael Roberts, William H. Lawrence Professor and Professor of Finance, The Wharton School
• Daniel Taylor, Arthur Anderson Professor of Accounting and Director of Wharton Forensic Analytics Lab, The Wharton School
#dataanalytics #finance #financialanalysis #machinelearning
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[@brainlife]

Thank you for the excellent presentation. In my view, equity is about everyone elevating their performance. With the shift towards data and analytics, it's crucial for individuals to either raise their game or risk falling behind. Just like in a 3000m track and field race, if one runner is excelling and leading the pack of ten runners, you don't slow down the leader so others can catch up.Bottom line: we don't need artificial diversity actions.

[@adelosan5824]

Excellent information

[@JamesLoague]

🤓 Thanks for these interviews and Q&As. Great work, and I'm looking forward to seeing more #BeyondBusiness

[@1lovefootball]

Erika keeping it Real as always much appreciated Thanks

[@1lovefootball]

So much wearable Health tech gadgets (I.e Garmin; Apple Watch..etc) Interesting point about Democratising Accessibility to Data in Healthcare but my question relates to privacy and how much personal data exactly consumers be willing to share