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SHOWCASE: Will the consent-based model of Open Data deliver real value?
The shift to a more balanced data sharing model is set to challenge traditional credit risk methods. Scott Zoldi and Olly Betts will look to the future discussing the impacts of Open Data, consumer contributed information, machine learning, and advanced analytics. With examples of the early innovations that showcase how consumers and lenders are embracing the benefits of Open Data – the journey to the future has already begun.
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Olly Betts
Olly Betts
Chief Executive Officer OpenWrksEntrepreneur, investor and business leader. Building the technology that makes Open Banking work.
Focused on leveraging data and technology to enable people and businesses to more easily access the products and services that can enrich their lives. The OpenWrks toolkit makes it easy for customers to share their data securely with businesses they trust, so those businesses can deliver better products and services to their customers.
Scott Zoldi
Scott Zoldi
Chief Analytics Officer FICOScott Zoldi is Chief Analytics Officer at FICO responsible for the analytic development of FICO’s product and technology solutions, including the FICO™ Falcon® Fraud Manager product which protects about two thirds of the world’s payment card transactions from fraud. While at FICO, Scott has been responsible for authoring 101 analytic patents with 47 patents granted and 54 in process. Scott is actively involved in the development of new analytic products utilizing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies, many of which leverage new streaming artificial intelligence innovations such as adaptive analytics, collaborative profiling, deep learning, and self-learning models. Scott is most recently focused on explainable machine learning architectures, bias detection, coverage implications, and blockchain model governance. Scott serves on two boards of directors including Tech San Diego and Cyber Center of Excellence. Scott received his Ph.D. in theoretical physics from Duke University.
