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CPAIF
10 Months | Live Online Instructor-Led Weekend Program
Earn 35 CPD Credits
Program Highlights

The IIQF's flagship program integrates Data Science (DS), Machine Learning (ML), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) for financial applications.

  • Dedicated learning journey tracks for exhaustive coverage of Data Science (DS), Machine Learning (ML) & Artificial Intelligence (AI) methodology, techniques & toolsets
  • Deep-dive coverage of Big Data Analytics & Decision Science, Supervised Learning, Semi-Supervised Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning, Natural Language Processing, Model Evaluation, Model Optimization, Model Validation, Model Benchmarking & Model Explainability.
  • Focused on building skills & core competencies from scratch-up - Statistics, Probability, Mathematics, Programming, Analytics, Algorithmic Design & Modelling.
  • Designed to deliver know-how on BFSI financial use-cases & applications across specialized areas of Risk, Trading, Pricing, Quants & Generative AI.
  • Rigorous live online classroom lectures from our expert faculty panel constituting BFSI industry subject matter experts & academic researchers.
  • Practical hands-on learning through Python prototyping & implementation workshops on front-to-back model building & algorithmic training exercises.
  • Renders technical know-how on BFSI industry adoption of AI & ML technology stack, business intelligence (BI) toolkit & deployment infrastructure.
  • Coverage of evolving DS, AI & ML areas like Large Language Models, Generative AI, Fraud Risk, Climate & Sustainability Risk.
  • BFSI industry mentor-led DS, AI & ML capstone projects and implementation white paper writing.
  • CPD-accredited by LIBF: CPAIF is officially CPD-accredited by LIBF (formerly the London Institute of Banking and Finance) under their prestigious Accredited CPD Programme initiative.
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CPAIRM
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CPAIRM Prerequisites – Need prior understanding of Data Science and Machine Learning.
CPAIDV
3 Months | Live Online Instructor-Led Weekend Program
CPAIDV Prerequisites – Need prior understanding of Data Science and Machine Learning.
Used Cases of Data Science and Machine Learning
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Sanjay Bhatia

Director – Risk Modelling & Analytics UBS | Chief Risk Office (CRO)

Sanjay brings over 15 years of experience in risk models and methodologies, including Basel AIRB, IFRS-9, IMM & SA-CCR exposure, XVA, FRTB, OTC derivative pricing, and advanced quantitative modelling. He has previously worked with leading global banks such as Barclays, RBS, Citi, and Credit Suisse, and is also a seasoned corporate trainer known for his practical and applied teaching approach.

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