What's my next investment?
Automated recommendations for investors
October 5th, 2023
Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow
As the amount of financial assets and information about them in the market increases, it becomes more challenging for investors and financial advisors to select relevant assets to add to financial portfolios. Financial asset recommendations alleviate this information overload by leveraging AI methods to identify a reduced set of assets of interest to the investor. In this event, researchers from the University of Glasgow will discuss how these technologies work, their current challenges and display and demonstrate recent advances on financial technologies.
11:30am
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Demonstrations, poster session and networking
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Dr. Javier Sanz-Cruzado (University of Glasgow), Dr. Richard McCreadie (University of Glasgow), Edward Richards (University of Glasgow), Ivan Tryskyba (University of Glasgow)
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In this session, we shall make a live demonstration of a financial asset recommendation system created at the University of Glasgow as a result of several research projects (EU H2020 Infinitech, EPSRC IAA PPC-FI and EPSRC IAA FAR-AI). Afterwards, we will hold a poster session where recent advances on Fintech at the University of Glasgow shall be highlighted.
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Poster list:
- Richard McCreadie. Fintech at Glasgow. Link
- Richard McCreadie. The Infinitech project. Link
- Javier Sanz-Cruzado, Richard McCreadie, Craig Macdonald & Iadh Ounis. On Transaction-Based Metrics as a Proxy for Profitability of Financial Asset Recommendations. Link
- Lubingzhi Guo, Javier Sanz-Cruzado, Richard McCreadie, Craig Macdonald & Iadh Ounis. Exploiting Knowledge Graph Embeddings for Profitability Prediction on Financial Asset Recommendations. Link
- Edward Richards, Richard McCreadie, Javier Sanz-Cruzado, Craig Macdonald & Iadh Ounis. Comparing Time-Series Prediction Strategies for Automated Trading on Commodity Markets. Link
- Ivan Tryskyba. Predicting Bitcoin Prices Using ML and NNs. Link
- Javier Sanz-Cruzado, Pablo Castells. RELISON: A Framework for Link Recommendation in Social Networks. Link
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