A Survey: Credit Sentiment Score Prediction
A. N. M. Sajedul Alam, Junaid Bin Kibria, Arnob Kumar Dey, Zawad Alam,, Shifat Zaman, Motahar Mahtab, Mohammed Julfikar Ali Mahbub, Annajiat Alim, Rasel

TL;DR
This paper reviews current sentiment analysis techniques used in creditworthiness prediction, highlighting how machine learning enhances credit rating forecasts and addressing the limitations of manual approval processes.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive survey of sentiment analysis methods applied to credit scoring, emphasizing recent advancements and their potential to improve credit decision automation.
Findings
Sentiment analysis techniques can improve creditworthiness prediction accuracy.
Machine learning methods are increasingly used in credit scoring.
Sentiment analysis helps automate and streamline credit approval processes.
Abstract
Manual approvals are still used by banks and other NGOs to approve loans. It takes time and is prone to mistakes because it is controlled by a bank employee. Several fields of machine learning mining technologies have been utilized to enhance various areas of credit rating forecast. A major goal of this research is to look at current sentiment analysis techniques that are being used to generate creditworthiness.
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TopicsFinancial Distress and Bankruptcy Prediction · Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
