August 2025
Machine Learning in Financial Risk
Data without Borders: Building AI Competence across Borders · Romania (opens in a new tab)
Summer course
Classroom
August 2025
Data without Borders: Building AI Competence across Borders · Romania (opens in a new tab)
Summer course
Feb–Sep 2021
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Sep–Dec 2019
Sun Yat-sen University
Sep–Dec 2019
Sun Yat-sen University
Open learning
Introduces VaR, Expected Shortfall, quantile regression and Lasso, then connects them through Financial Risk Meter applications.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 02Develops FRM@China to detect systemic financial risk, tail-event dependence and risk drivers across major Chinese financial institutions.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 03Applies the Financial Risk Meter to cryptocurrencies and links the FRM index to pricing-kernel volatility and forward-looking risk.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 04Develops CARDI, a Quantile-LASSO network indicator for carbon-risk transmission, volatility shifts and low-carbon premia.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 05Studies how Ethereum upgrades affect returns, volatility and spillovers across the broader cryptocurrency market.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 06Introduces Kalman filtering as a way to infer unobservable states from observable data, with applications to financial time-series prediction.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 07Collects solution materials across time-series concepts, ARMA/ARIMA, nonstationarity, financial time series, state-space models and modern ML methods.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 08Explains the empirical pricing-kernel puzzle by comparing risk-neutral and physical densities, preference implications and volatility-driven evidence.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 09Introduces quantile regression for conditional distribution and tail analysis, covering asymmetric loss functions, estimation and empirical applications.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 10Explains the EM algorithm for maximum-likelihood estimation in probabilistic models with missing data or latent variables.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 11Covers Bahadur, Edgeworth and Cornish-Fisher expansions for improving normal approximations and quantile-based risk estimation.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 12Introduces bootstrap and jackknife resampling methods for estimating bias, standard errors and uncertainty in statistical estimates.
Open course (opens in a new tab) Q / 13Uses the Ethereum Merge as a natural experiment to measure cryptocurrency energy consumption with a hybrid framework.
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