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A Workington man walked up to a complete stranger and handed him £50 – to set his young daughters a good example.
John Birkett, 31, was nominated for the internet craze "neknomination" where people down a pint in a wacky way and film it for social media.
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John, who works for Flimby building firm Thomas Armstrong, did drink a pint before entering the town's Tesco store, but he then approached stunned shopper Derek Coyle, 62, and handed him the money.
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Beginning this financial quarter, the SEC's newly created Division of Economic and Risk Analysis (DERA) is applying a risk assessment model that processes real-time data, financial statements and other information to give investigators a heads up on those tilting toward default. Giulio Girardi, an economist at DERA's Office of Quantitative Research, explained the parameters of the program at the Predictive Analytics World Government conference in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 18.
To evaluate risk, the SEC divides the 4,500 registered broker-dealers it regulates into seven groups for comparative purposes. Each of the seven groups is given a risk score for three categories: finances and operations, workforce and structure and supervision. Girardi would not disclose how the firms were categorized, but said that the 4,500 firms comprised a heterogeneous group and the divisions were necessary to make for valid comparisons.
Firms are ranked under a system similar to a mortgage scorecard. The system is designed to send up red flags for investigators, but investigations are not automatically triggered. Girardi explained that it might help investigators know which doors to knock on and what questions to ask when they do.
The analytic model is informed by historical data of firms that have defaulted. For example, models could be run on the defunct firm of MF Global in the months leading up to its meltdown to see if its risk is accurately predicted. "That's the kind of analysis we can use to back-test this model," Girardi said.
More and more agencies are using predictive analytics for fraud prevention, risk assessment and improving business practices. The Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board tracked spending on the economic stimulus package enacted in the wake of the 2008 financial meltdown and has won plaudits on the left and the right for its work. The inspector general at the U.S. Post Office has leveraged mountains of data on mail routes, employee disability claims, and private sector data from heavy users such as Netflix and Gamefly to create models to investigate health care fraud and mail theft.
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