This list includes the top downloaded papers on AI in Finance posted in Q2 2025. It also includes the Top 5 Organizations that downloaded the research during this period.
1. AI Tools for Actuaries by Mario V. Wuthrich (ETH Zürich), Ronald Richman (insureAI), Benjamin Avanzi (University of Melbourne), Mathias Lindholm (Stockholm University), Marco Maggi (Schweizerische Mobiliar Versicherungsgesellschaft), Michael Mayer (Schweizerische Mobiliar Versicherungsgesellschaft), Jürg Schelldorfer (Swiss Re) & Salvatore Scognamiglio (University of Naples “Parthenope”)
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2. Data-driven Hedging with Generative Models by Rama Cont (University of Oxford) & Milena Vuletić (University of Oxford)
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3. Breaking (up) News: How Current and Forward-Looking Information Impact US Treasury Yield Dynamics by Matthias Apel (Quoniam Asset Management) & Maximilian Stroh (Quoniam Asset Management)
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4. Harnessing Fintech Innovations for Anti-Money Laundering: A Data-Driven Approach by
Pristly Turjo Mazumder (Georgia State University)
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5. The Limited Virtue of Complexity in a Noisy World by Álvaro Cartea (University of Oxford), Qi Jin (University of Oxford) & Yuantao Shi (University of Oxford)
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6. The Memorization Problem: Can We Trust LLMs’ Economic Forecasts? by Alejandro Lopez-Lira (University of Florida), Yuehua Tang (University of Florida) & Mingyin Zhu (University of Florida)
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7. Generative AI and Exchange Rate Predictability by Amin Izadyar (Imperial College London)
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8. (Generative) AI in Financial Economics by Hongwei Mo (University of Oxford) & Shumiao Ouyang (University of Oxford)
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9. Human + AI in Accounting: Early Evidence from the Field by Jung Ho Choi (Stanford Graduate School of Business) & Chloe Xie (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
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10. Artificial Intelligence and Actor-Specific Decisions by Teppo Felin (University of Oxford), Mari Sako (University of Oxford) & Jessica Hullman (Northwestern University)
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