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Unmasking Hidden Threats: A New Way to Predict Financial Crime

November 8, 2024

Financial crime, often unseen but widespread, isn't given the same attention as street crime by predictive policing systems. Most models focus on visible threats, leaving white-collar crime largely ignored. A new model, the White Collar Crime Early Warning System (WCCEWS), is changing that. This sys

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Checking Your Financial Model's Health: A Post-Event Checkup

November 7, 2024

Financial experts rely on factor models to grasp how different assets behave together and manage risks. But after major events like the COVID-19 pandemic, these models might need a reality check. That's where the mosaic permutation test comes in. It's a clever way to ensure your models are still doi

business

Crypto Industry's New Hope with Trump's Presidency

November 7, 2024

The crypto industry is buzzing with optimism as Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States. Michael Novogratz of Galaxy Digital believes this is a turning point for the industry. The new administration is expected to bring significant changes, especially with key financial regulato

celebrities

How Grant Hill's Financial Savvy Made Him Richer Than His NBA Earnings

November 7, 2024

Grant Hill might be known for his impressive basketball career, but his smart money moves are what really make him stand out. In a league full of wealthy players, Hill has carved out a special place for himself as a post-retirement superstar in the business world. Hill didn't follow the typical

business

Assessing Business Models: A Simplified Financial Check-Up

November 6, 2024

Imagine you're an entrepreneur looking to validate the financial potential of your business ideas. The challenge is real: how do you measure if a business model is economically feasible before you even start? Enter a new method that merges business models and business processes for a comprehensive c

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How Traders Fund Their Moves Without Borrowing

November 6, 2024

Ever thought about how traders keep their trades going without adding extra money? Welcome to the world of self-financing trading! This concept is a big deal in Quantitative Finance. It was first introduced by Harrison and Kreps in 1979 and expanded by Harrison and Pliska in 1981. In simple terms, s

crime

Catching Financial Crooks Before They Pounce

November 6, 2024

Financial crimes, though hidden, are a big deal. But predictive policing tools often miss them. That's where the Early Warning System for White-Collar Crime (EWSWC) steps in. This clever tool uses smart tech to spot areas ripe for financial crime. It's like a super sleuth for money crooks. Predicti

politics

Oakland's New City Council: Who's Leading the Way?

November 6, 2024

As the first batch of votes rolled in, five candidates took an early lead in Oakland's City Council races. Rowena Brown, Zac Unger, Carroll Fife, Noel Gallo, and Ken Houston were ahead, with Ryan Richardson leading the race for city attorney. The contests centered on crucial issues like crime, polic

lifestyle

Family Reunion Drama: Who Gets Invited?

November 6, 2024

Hey, let's talk about family reunions. A guy from Iowa is upset because his older brothers are inviting his ex-wife to their family reunion, but not his current wife of 20 years. He thinks that when you divorce, you're out of the family. But his brothers disagree and say his ex is still part of the

business

La Grange: A Booming Hub of Small Businesses and Community Collaboration

November 6, 2024

Last week, the La Grange Business Association held its annual meetup at Plymouth Place Auditorium to discuss the role of entrepreneurship in community growth. Stephanie Posey, the LGBA board president, highlighted the profound impact of local businesses on the economy and community. "Entrepreneurs