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In this episode, Marieke Bos, researcher at Swedish House of Finance, moderates a panel discussion Prof Ramadorai (Imperial College London), Erik Thedéen (Finanspektionen), and Sara Öhrvall (Axel Johnson) on algorithmic discrimination in credit markets and the distributional consequences of new machine learning technologies applied in credit screening.
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