Abstract
This paper addresses the problem of managing the significant rise in requests for credit products that banking and financial institutions face. The aim is to propose an adaptive, dynamic heterogeneous ensemble credit model that integrates the XGBoost and Support Vector Machine models to improve the accuracy and reliability of risk assessment credit scoring models. The method employs machine learning techniques to recognise patterns and trends from past data to anticipate future occurrences. The proposed approach is compared with existing credit score models to validate its efficacy using five popular evaluation metrics, Accuracy, ROC AUC, Precision, Recall and F1_Score. The paper highlights credit scoring models’ challenges, such as class imbalance, verification latency and concept drift. The results show that the proposed approach outperforms the existing models regarding the evaluation metrics, achieving a balance between predictive accuracy and computational cost. The conclusion emphasises the significance of the proposed approach for the banking and financial sector in developing robust and reliable credit scoring models to evaluate the creditworthiness of their clients.
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