An Interactive 5-Day Training Course

Predictive Modeling for Financial Fraud

Leveraging Statistical and Machine Learning Models to Anticipate and Prevent Financial Fraud

06 - 10 Apr 2026
Dubai
| $5950
20 - 24 Jul 2026
London
| $5950
19 - 23 Oct 2026
Amsterdam
| $5950
30 Nov - 04 Dec 2026
London
| $5950

Introduction

Financial fraud is one of the most costly and disruptive risks facing organisations today. While reactive detection techniques are still widely used, forward-looking strategies that harness predictive modeling are increasingly proving essential in staying ahead of fraudsters.This GLOMACS training course, *Predictive Modeling for Financial Fraud*, provides participants with the knowledge and tools to build, understand, and evaluate predictive models tailored to fraud risk. It introduces statistical and machine learning methods that help forecast fraudulent behaviour based on historical data, behavioural indicators, and transactional patterns. Delegates will leave with a clear understanding of how to apply predictive analytics within a broader fraud risk framework.

Key Learning Outcomes

By the end of this Predictive Modeling for Financial Fraud training course, participants will be able to:

Training Methodology

This training course is delivered in a structured format through instructor-led sessions. It combines clear theoretical explanations with illustrative examples and model walkthroughs. The training course is accessible to professionals with varying technical backgrounds, providing conceptual clarity without requiring programming or advanced statistical knowledge.

Predictive Modeling for Financial Fraud

Who Should Attend?

Participating organisations will benefit through:

  • Improved capability to anticipate and prevent fraud before losses occur
  • More effective allocation of investigative and compliance resources
  • Enhanced integration of analytics into enterprise fraud risk strategies
  • Better alignment with regulatory expectations for proactive monitoring
  • Increased trust and transparency in financial systems

Learning Journey Breakdown

  • Understanding financial fraud typologies and trends
  • Limitations of traditional detection and need for prediction
  • What is predictive modeling? Key concepts and benefits
  • Overview of data sources and risk indicators
  • Introduction to the predictive modeling workflow
  • Data collection and cleansing for fraud modeling
  • Feature engineering: selecting and creating predictive variables
  • Dealing with imbalanced data and rare event modeling
  • Exploratory analysis to understand relationships and anomalies
  • Data partitioning: training, validation, and test sets
  • Overview of classification algorithms: logistic regression, decision trees, and more
  • Introduction to machine learning models for fraud detection
  • Evaluating model performance: confusion matrix, ROC, AUC
  • Understanding overfitting and generalisation
  • Comparing and selecting the right model for your data
  • Interpreting model outputs and scores
  • Implementing risk thresholds and decision strategies
  • Integrating models into operational systems
  • Monitoring and updating predictive models over time
  • Governance and model risk management considerations
  • Aligning predictive modeling with business and regulatory objectives
  • Developing a fraud risk framework with predictive analytics
  • Collaborating with technical teams and data scientists
  • Exploring future trends in AI and predictive modeling
  • Summary, reflections, and next steps

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