Designing an AI-Based Credit Risk Rating and Data Analysis Application to Improve the Effectiveness of Financing Risk Management at BPRS UII
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https://doi.org/10.55927/jpmb.v5i6.38Keywords:
Credit Risk Rating, Artificial Intelligence, BPRS, Risk Management, Credit ScoringAbstract
BPRS UII is a sharia financial institution facing significant financing risks due to its feasibility assessment process that still relies on subjective analyst assessments. This community service activity aims to design an AI-based Credit Risk Rating (CRR) application and develop a Credit Risk Scoring training module to strengthen financing risk management at BPRS UII. A participatory and collaborative approach was implemented through observation, needs identification, application design, training, mentoring, and evaluation. The CRR application was built using the Flutter platform with the Dart programming language, combining two assessment models: a logic gate-based retail segment model (DSR, SLIK, job stability) and a corporate segment model using a 5C principle expert system with score weighting. The activity results include the development of an application prototype, a standardized training module, and increased employee understanding of risk indicators and rating interpretation. This activity supports BPRS UII's digital transformation in financing risk management while aligning with the principles of prudence and transparency in sharia financial institutions.
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