4 results for “Invoice Management”
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Open Access Can We Stop the Backtest Yet? Anytime-Valid Promotion Tests for Adaptive Financial Research Agents
Eric Benhamou, Benhamou E, Jean-Jacques Ohana, Ohana J, Beatrice Guez, Guez B, Thomas Jacquot, Jacquot T, Ethan Setrouk, Setrouk E, Chamyl Saadi, Saadi C
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.3.001
Adaptive research systems can generate, discard, revise, and monitor trading rules faster than their selection history can be audited. We ask when such a system may promote a frozen rule to governed forward evaluation. The proposed protocol assigns each candid…
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Open Access Forecasting Banking Desert Risk Using Branch Level and Merger Signals
Malavika Polanki, Polanki M
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.5.001
In the United States, banking desert status is classified annually from that same year’s branch data, producing a contemporaneous snapshot of current access rather than a forecast of which communities are likely to change status next. This study tests whether …
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Open Access Business-Aware Agentic Forecast Refinement for Enterprise Financial Planning
Hari Rajagopalan, Rajagopalan H
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.7.001
Enterprise financial forecasts are generated across multiple business dimensions such as products, regions, channels, customer cohorts, and segments. In a large enterprise, this can result in billions of populated intersections that finance teams cannot review…
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Open Access Quantum-Ready Intelligent Digital Systems for Open Finance: Integrating Post-Quantum Security and Evidence-Gated Quantum Computing
Ashwini Kumar Rath, Rath A
Proceedings of the International Conference on Open Finance (ICOF 2026) 2026 https://doi.org/10.36287/setsci.25.8.001
Open-finance services must prepare for cryptographic transitions while evaluating quantum-computing opportunities against classical alternatives. These decisions require different evidence but concern shared data, software, suppliers, and owners. This paper de…