About the event:

The reliability and accuracy of reporting is key to ensuring confidence in the financial sector, yet there is limited regulation on data quality and the software used, a lack of consistency and no agreed documentation of modelling. This is in contrast to medicines and medical devices, where there are auditable processes in place with the requirement to demonstrate the source of data used and the need to show documentation of the workings of the software. This is important because of issues related to the efficacy and safety of medicines, such as how to collect reliable evidence, what the longer term effects of medicines are and how to keep medical data secure.

More information: https://gateway.newton.ac.uk/event/tgmw76

This event will be of interest to those working in finance, quantitative finance, economics, actuarial mathematics, statistics and data science.

A registration fee is charged to cover attendance at this event. This is £25 for academic and public sector attendees and £50 for industrial attendees.