Федеративное обучение в финансовом секторе: обнаружение мошенничества и прогнозирование финансовых трудностей
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Federated Learning in the Financial Sector: Fraud Detection and Financial Distress Prediction

Koshelev N.M. ,  Tarlykov A.V. ,  Preobrazhenskiy A.P.  

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This paper considers the method of federated learning – a technique for training machine learning models on distributed data without centralizing it physically. It is shown how the key driver of this technology's adoption in banking was regulatory pressure from GDPR rather than abstract privacy concerns. Detailed consideration is given to the theoretical foundations of federated learning and the FedAvg algorithm, as well as two applied cases – credit card fraud detection (F1 = 77%) and U.S. consumer financial distress prediction using NFCS data (F1 = 42.2%, less than 0.5 p.p. below a centralized baseline). Additionally, gradient inversion attacks, participant data heterogeneity, and legal uncertainty around deployment are examined. The conclusion is that federated learning constitutes a useful yet conditionally applicable tool subject to specific technical and institutional constraints.

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Koshelev Nikita Mikhailovich

Voronezh Institute of High Technologies

Voronezh, Russia

Tarlykov Alexander Vyacheslavovich

Voronezh Institute of High Technologies

Voronezh, Russia

Preobrazhenskiy Andrey Petrovich
Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Full Professor

Voronezh Institute of High Technologies

Voronezh, Russia

Keywords: federated learning, machine learning, finance, fraud detection, credit risk, data privacy

For citation: Koshelev N.M. , Tarlykov A.V. , Preobrazhenskiy A.P. , Federated Learning in the Financial Sector: Fraud Detection and Financial Distress Prediction. Bulletin of the Voronezh Institute of High Technologies. 2026;20(1). Available from: https://vestnikvivt.ru/ru/journal/pdf?id=1466 (In Russ).

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Received 11.03.2026

Revised 27.03.2026

Accepted 27.03.2026

Published 31.03.2026