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The robot regulator: UK watchdog reveals use of machine learning | IPE


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11 April 2017



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The UK’s Pensions Regulator (TPR) has built a machine-learning tool to help it focus on pension schemes most at risk of breaching its guidelines. Peter Jackson, head of data at TPR, outlined on a government blog how the watchdog had worked with data scientists to make better use of the “scheme returns”, TPR’s main source of pension scheme data.

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