Systemic Risk Measures and Machine Learning Algorithms in Islamic and Conventional Financial Institutions
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2026-07-10
Authors
Sajjad, Shakeel
Date
2024Supervisor
Dhanuskodi Rengasamy
Peter Cincinelli
Rocky J. Dwyer
Type
Thesis
Award
PhD
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Curtin Malaysia
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Curtin Malaysia
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Abstract
Due to global economic volatility, financial institution risk management has become a major concern since risk expands due to the inherent interconnectedness within the sector, impacting stability and credit supply. Using machine learning as a forecasting instrument, the study examined systemic risk in GCC and ASEAN in Islamic and conventional financial institutions. The study highlighted machine learning's potential to forecast outcomes accurately; and how to adjust regulatory policies to mitigate systemic events.
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