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syncReact

Team members

Stanley Goh Qi Ming (ISTD), Tan Jia Qi Claire (ISTD), Tan Mae-Sy (ESD), Li Yingjie (ESD), Qing Renjie (ESD), Bao Yuanqing (ESD), Chan Jingqi (ISTD)

Instructors:

Costas Courcoubetis, Keegan Kang, Lim Kwan Hui

Writing Instructors:

Pang Yoke Kian Rachel

syncReact Capstone 13 2020

TELL US ABOUT YOUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS

For this Capstone Project, we are working with Citi Commercial Bank (CCB). CCB’s primary business includes providing comprehensive and customised lending solutions to suit various commercial businesses. Their target clients are Emerging Corporate & Mid Corporate clients with an annual turnover from ten million to one billion USD.

WHAT DOES syncReact DO

For this project, our team designed syncReact, an integrated system that automatically extracts and presents essential credit signals in a consolidated and timely manner along with insightful data visualisations to facilitate credit analysts’ ongoing credit risk reassessment of their borrowers.

WHAT IS YOUR PROJECT ABOUT

With constantly changing business climate and market sentiments, monitoring the financial capabilities of their obligors becomes integral to their operations. This process is also known as credit reassessment where credit analysts are responsible for promptly detecting credit signals that point to potential loan default among their obligors.  

However, the current credit reassessment process is highly manual and tedious. This is because credit signals come in various forms and need to be relayed down to various stakeholders. This presents as a problem as it hinders prompt response during credit reassessments.

Industry Partners

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TEAM MEMBERS

student Stanley Goh Qi Ming Information Systems Technology and Design
student Tan Jia Qi Claire Information Systems Technology and Design
student Tan Mae-Sy Engineering Systems and Design
student Li Yingjie Engineering Systems and Design
student Qing Renjie Engineering Systems and Design
student Bao Yuanqing Engineering Systems and Design
student Chan Jingqi Information Systems Technology and Design
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