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ALBART JECKSON BISWAS

Executive Officer - Bank Asia PLC.

A banking professional, Economics and data science Enthusiast with over a decade of expertise in Credit Risk Management, Regulatory Compliance, and process automation - bridging domain knowledge with modern AI and machine learning capabilities across Bangladesh's leading financial institutions. I am actively searching for opportunities to pursue a PhD in Economics and Data Science to advance my research at the intersection of behavioral finance, climate risk, and neuroeconomics, and AI.

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M.Sc. CGPA
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Albart Jeckson Biswas
Bank Asia PLC. · Dhaka
Professional Profile

A banking professional, economics enthusiast, economic researcher, and data science enthusiast - and an IBM-certified data scientist - navigating the intersection of regulatory finance, economic research, and machine learning. With over 10 years of proven expertise in Regulatory Reporting, Credit Documentation, Loan Classification, and Credit Risk Management across Bangladesh's leading financial institutions - BRAC Bank, Meghna Bank, Prime Bank, Bengal Commercial Bank, and Bank Asia PLC.

I completed my M.Sc. in Economics (CGPA: 3.93 / 4.00, 2026) at Bangladesh University of Business and Technology, further deepening the macroeconomic analytical framework that underpins my work in banking regulation and credit policy. My main focus is economic research - examining how regulatory frameworks, climate risks, and behavioural dynamics shape financial outcomes - with data science and machine learning serving as powerful complementary tools in that inquiry.

Holding IBM Professional Certifications in Data Science and AI Engineering with 18 credentials accredited by the American Council on Education (ACE), I bring rigorous quantitative methods - machine learning, deep learning, and panel econometrics - to economic and financial research questions that matter.

My career is further defined by a commitment to automation and systems innovation: real-time loan classification systems, in-house regulatory portals, CIB batch contribution pipelines, and compliance modules adopted institution-wide across multiple banks.

Research & Academic Interests

Economics is my primary intellectual home. My research examines the macroeconomic and financial dimensions of pressing real-world challenges - from Bangladesh's banking sector ESG readiness and Green Finance integration, to the causal effects of climate-induced migration on banking fragility in South Asia, to the behavioural and neuroeconomic forces that shape rural household financial decisions. I approach these questions as an economist first: building theoretical grounding, applying panel data methods, causal inference frameworks, and structural econometric analysis to generate evidence that can inform policy.

Within economics, my specific areas of focus include monetary economics and banking regulation, environmental and climate economics (particularly the nexus of climate risk and financial sector stability), behavioural and neuroeconomics (decision-making under uncertainty in low-income contexts), and development economics (financial inclusion, rural credit markets, and sustainable finance in Bangladesh and South Asia).

I have completed my M.Sc. in Economics at BUBT (CGPA: 3.93 / 4.00, 2026), with the ambition of contributing original empirical and theoretical research to these fields - building on my published work at ICBISD 2026 and my thesis on neuroeconomic AI models for rural financial decision prediction. My longer-term goal is to pursue a PhD in Economics and Data Science, deepening this interdisciplinary research agenda - applying advanced econometric and machine learning methods to questions of climate risk, financial fragility, and rural financial inclusion.

Data science and machine learning serve as powerful complementary instruments within this economic research programme. My IBM certifications in Data Science and AI Engineering - covering Python, SQL, Random Forest, XGBoost, Neural Networks, Deep Learning (Keras, PyTorch, TensorFlow), and Computer Vision - allow me to extend traditional econometric methods with predictive modelling and large-scale data analysis. These tools enrich my economics research rather than replace it: the questions remain economic, and the methods expand what is answerable.

Core Strengths

Regulatory Expertise: Expert in CL classification, CIB reporting, CRAR, ICAAP, CAMELS, Stress Testing, SBS reports, ISS, and Bangladesh Bank guidelines across the full spectrum of regulatory obligations.

Technical Automation: Track record of automating complex banking workflows - real-time CL systems, CIB portals with SQL scripting, SBS-3 automation, and ISS report generation - across multiple institutions.

Data Science & AI: Proficient in Python, SQL, Machine Learning (scikit-learn), Deep Learning (Keras, PyTorch, TensorFlow), Data Visualization, and Computer Vision - applied to financial data contexts.

Training & Leadership: Experienced internal trainer on Credit Classification, Provisioning, NPL Management, ISS Reporting, and CIB systems. Also served in community and leadership roles in civic and religious organizations.

02 - Education

Academic Background

A strong foundation built from secondary school through graduate studies - complemented by professional training, published research, and institutional recognition.

Degrees & Qualifications
2025–2026
M.Sc. in Economics
Bangladesh University of Business & Technology · Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Mahboob Ali · Intake 51
CGPA 3.93 / 4.00 ✓ Completed · 2026
2010–2014
BBA in Finance & Banking
Bangladesh University of Business & Technology
CGPA 3.83 / 4.0
2009
Higher Secondary Certificate
Notre Dame College, Dhaka
GPA 3.90 / 5.0
2007
Secondary School Certificate
National Bangla High School
GPA 4.38 / 5.0
Academic Achievements
Dean's Award - Fall 2025
BUBT Dept. of Economics · M.Sc. Intake 51 · CGPA 3.93 / 4.00
Peer-Reviewed Paper - ICBISD 2026
Green Finance & ESG Readiness · ISBN: 978-984-37-0537-2 · Praised by Reviewer
Peer-Reviewed Paper - PTU 2026
Climate Refugees & Financial Fragility: Banking Systems in South Asia · Praised by Reviewer
Outstanding Performance Award
Bangladesh Bank Training Academy · December 2024
Professional Training
Bangladesh Bank Training Academy
TOT on CIB Business Rules & Online Reporting System
December 2024 · Outstanding Performance Award
Bangladesh Bank Training Academy
TOT on Money and Banking Data Reporting
2024
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC.
Credit Trainer - Loan Classification & NPL Management
May 2024 · Provisioning, Rescheduling, Write-off
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC.
ISS Trainer - Integrated Supervision System
Dec 2021 – Nov 2025
03 - Experience

Career Journey

Over a decade across five of Bangladesh's leading financial institutions, progressing from regulatory reporting to credit risk management.

Timeline
Bank Asia PLC.
Nov 2025 - Present
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC.
Sep 2023 - Nov 2025
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC.
Jun 2021 - Aug 2023
Prime Bank PLC.
Feb 2020 - Jun 2021
Meghna Bank PLC.
Mar 2016 - Feb 2020
BRAC Bank PLC.
Aug 2014 - Mar 2016
🏆 Key Achievements
10 innovations
Nov 2025 - Present
Executive Officer
Bank Asia PLC. · Credit Administration Division (CAD) · Dhaka
Current Role
  • Prepare Classification of Loan (CL) Report - Real Time CL developed in Meghna Bank Limited & under development in Bengal Commercial Bank
  • Prepare Integrated Supervision System (ISS) Report
  • Prepare Large Loan Reports
  • Calculate Provisions of Loans
  • Forecast Classification of Loans, Interest Suspense & Provision
  • Prepare Sectoral Reports
  • Analyze the Quality of Loans through different processes guided by Bangladesh Bank
  • Monitor Repayment of Loans
  • Finalize Loans & Advances [Asset part] of Annual Balance Sheet
  • Prepare Loan Part of CRAR (BASEL III), ICAAP & CAMELS Rating Report
  • Prepare Loan Part of Stress Testing Report
  • Prepare Loan Part of Financial Projection Report
  • Prepare Loan Part of Half Yearly Comprehensive Risk Management Report
  • Comply with Bangladesh Bank audit, internal audit, and external audit requirements
Sep 2023 - Nov 2025
Senior Officer (Associate Manager)
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC. - Credit Administration Division

Specialized in Regulatory Reporting, Loan Documentation, and Credit Compliance across the full spectrum of Bangladesh Bank reporting obligations.

  • Prepare CL Report, Calculate Provisions of Loans & Forecast Classification of Loans, Interest Suspense & Provision
  • Prepare CIB Report - Monthly Batch Contribution, Correction & Database Maintenance
  • Prepare Large Loan Reports (L-Form, Large Loan Overdue & Information) & CDLC Report
  • Prepare Loan Part of ICAAP, CRMR, MRMR, CRAR, and Stress Testing Reports
  • Prepare SBS 3, SBS 3.1 & 3.2 Reports, Sector-wise Outstanding Report, Sub-Branch Data Report & IMF Report
  • Prepare ISS Report, Bank/FI Director Loans Report, DBI-6 & Financial Projection Model Report
  • Prepare all Agriculture & CMSME Reports
  • Prepare Islamic Banking Report, Stimulus Fund Reports & PIFR Reports
  • Streamlined Loan Documentation, Limit Loading, Disbursement & Adjustment
  • Conduct asset valuations and legal checks before disbursing secured loans
Jun 2021 - Aug 2023
Officer
Bengal Commercial Bank PLC. - Credit Administration Division

Officer in the Credit Administration Division, supporting regulatory compliance and credit operations throughout the bank's early growth phase.

    Feb 2020 - Jun 2021
    Officer
    Prime Bank PLC. - Credit Administration Division

    Focused on improving efficiency and compliance within the Credit Administration Division at one of Bangladesh's leading private commercial banks.

      Mar 2016 - Feb 2020
      Junior Officer
      Meghna Bank PLC. - Credit Administration Division

      Built foundational expertise in loan documentation and credit compliance. Developed the Real-Time Classification of Loans (CL) System - subsequently adopted and under further development at later institutions.

        Aug 2014 - Mar 2016
        OG-II - Regulatory Reporting
        BRAC Bank PLC. - Finance Division

        Established core competencies in Bangladesh Bank regulatory reporting. Key achievement: Restructured the Credit Information Bureau (CIB) Module as per Bangladesh Bank guidelines - the first major systems contribution of a decade-long career in regulatory compliance.

          Key Achievements
          ⚙️
          Automation & Innovation in Regulatory Compliance
          • Automated CL & CIB Batch Contribution across multiple banks, significantly reducing operational time
          • Developed In-House CIB Searching Portal & Automated CIB Service Charge Reconciliation
          • Automated SBS-3 Report (including Closed Accounts & SQL Script Writing)
          • Automated ISS (Integrated Supervision System) Report
          • Automated Top Defaulter & Borrower Report
          🏗️
          Automation & Innovation in Credit Administration
          • Automated CL, Provisions for Loans and Interest Suspense Reversal as per Bangladesh Bank Guideline in CBS
          • Automated Account-wise Non-Funded Outstanding with Statement of Affairs on CBS for CIB Batch Contribution
          • Developed Reschedule Product and Reschedule Module for executing Rescheduling of Loans in CBS
          • Restructured the Credit Information Bureau (CIB) Module as per Bangladesh Bank Guideline in BRAC Bank PLC.
          • Reconciled SWAP & LC Balance to Generate Accurate Statement of Affairs (SOA)
          04 - Research

          Publications & Scholarship

          Active researcher in Green Finance, Climate Risk, and Neuroeconomic AI - with two peer-reviewed papers praised by reviewers, international conference presentations, and an ongoing M.Sc. thesis. Aspiring PhD candidate in Economics & Data Science.

          Academic Awards
          Dean's Award - Department of Economics
          Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) · Semester of Fall 2025 · M.Sc. Intake 51 · Awarded for academic excellence with a CGPA of 3.93 / 4.0
          Outstanding Performance Award
          Received Appreciation Letter for Outstanding Performance - TOT on CIB Business Rules & Online Reporting System · Bangladesh Bank Training Academy · December 2024
          Best Paper Award
          PTU International Conference 2026 · Scopus Selected
          Excellent Rating
          ICBISD 2026 · Peer-Reviewed Conference Paper
          Peer-Reviewed Publications
          Best Paper Award Scopus Selected PTU 2026
          Climate Refugees & Financial Fragility: How Migration Shocks Destabilize Banking Systems in South Asia
          Albart Jeckson Biswas·M.Sc. Economics, BUBT, Dhaka, Bangladesh·🎤 Oral Presentation · Paper ID: 2569-IN-F-03-0002 · PTU Conference 2026·February 27, 2026
          Climate-induced displacement increasingly threatens South Asian banking stability through multiple transmission channels, yet systematic empirical evidence linking migration shocks to financial fragility remains limited. This study investigates how climate-driven migration impacts banking system fragility across India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, and Sri Lanka using quarterly panel data (2010–2024 Q3, N=290). We employ methodological triangulation - chi-square tests, fixed effects regression, difference-in-differences analysis, and panel vector autoregression - to establish robust causal relationships between climate displacement, remittance flows, and non-performing loans (NPLs). Results reveal significant association between disaster occurrence and NPL spikes (χ²=18.7, p<0.001, OR=4.1). Fixed effects regression shows each million climate-displaced persons increases NPL ratios by 0.8 percentage points (β=0.008, p<0.001). Exploiting the 2022 Pakistan floods as a natural experiment provides quasi-experimental causal evidence: affected regions experienced 4.2 percentage points higher NPL increases relative to controls (p=0.003), with effects persisting through 2024 Q3. We document a remittance dependency paradox: high-remittance economies (Nepal, Bangladesh) exhibit 50% higher NPL volatility (CV=0.54 vs. 0.36, p<0.001) during climate disruptions. Panel VAR analysis establishes unidirectional Granger causality from displacement to NPLs (F=15.3, p<0.001), with climate explaining 28% of NPL variance comparable to GDP's 31%. Cross-country analysis reveals India's diversified economy maintains NPL at 2.6% despite highest displacement, while Bangladesh (20.2% following 2024 regulatory reforms) and Pakistan (7.6%) show heightened vulnerability. These findings establish climate displacement as a first-order macroprudential risk factor and inform evidence-based climate-resilient banking regulation for regions where 520 million people face extreme climate risk.
          5 South Asian countries (India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka) · 58 quarters (2010 Q1–2024 Q3). Bangladesh NPLs surged from 9% to 20.2% during 2022–2024 coinciding with accelerating climate displacement. Employs Chi-Square association tests, Fixed Effects regression, Difference-in-Differences causal identification using the 2022 Pakistan floods as a natural experiment (parallel trends validated, F-test p=0.43), and Panel VAR dynamic feedback analysis. First systematic study identifying and testing the remittance dependency paradox and three transmission channels linking climate displacement to banking sector fragility in South Asia.
          Best Paper Award PTU 2026
          PTU Presenter Certificate
          Certificate of Appreciation Excellent Rating ICBISD 2026
          Green Finance Integration and Climate Risk Management in Bangladesh's Banking Sector: An Assessment of ESG Readiness, Sustainable Lending Practices, and Climate Adaptation Financial Products
          Albart Jeckson Biswas*, Bijoy Ashrafi·Bangladesh University of Business and Technology·International Conference on Business Innovation and Sustainable Development (ICBISD 2026) · Varendra University, Rajshahi·January 29–30, 2026·Paper ID: 415 · ISBN: 978-984-37-0537-2
          Bangladesh's banking sector faces unprecedented challenges as regulators mandate climate disclosures aligned with International Sustainability Standards Board frameworks (Bangladesh Bank, 2023; ISSB, 2023), yet most institutions lack technical infrastructure for compliance. This study examines the banking integration of green finance, ESG investment maturity, and management capacities over climate risks in the banking environment in Bangladesh and uses the overall survey of the industry. We analyze how ESG preparedness differs depending on the type of bank ownership, how green finance product diversification takes place, and the financing gap in climate adaptation to identify knowledge gaps. Findings show significant institutional heterogeneity in that foreign banks perform better than state-owned banks, with means ESG preparedness scores of 4.12/5 as compared to 2.41/5 (H=42.87, p<0.001), in which a technical capacity moderates 59.4 percent of the effect exerted by ownership. Regulatory urge (β=0.26, p=0.004) is a significant element to expand the green portfolio, but climate adaptation finance is pathetic, and the objective of zero vulnerable sections that are occupied by 63.30% of banks is certainly achieved, yet Bangladesh is considered as seventh globally due to climate vulnerability. The shortage of technical expertise has been identified by factor analysis as the key deterring force enough to explain why the innovative implementation of ISSB covers more under-the-radar implementation crises in Bangladesh.
          ICBISD 2026 Certificate
          Certificate of Appreciation · ICBISD 2026
          Paper ID 415 · ISBN: 978-984-37-0537-2
          Varendra University, Rajshahi · January 29–30, 2026
          Signed by Prof. Dr. Kaniz Habiba Afrin (Conference Chair) & Dr. Rejaul Karim (Conference Secretary)
          Excellent Peer Review Rating
          M.Sc. Thesis
          M.Sc. Thesis - Completed · Spring 2026
          "Determinants of Neuroeconomics for Financial Inclusion of Rural Households in Bangladesh: A Machine Learning and AI-Based Model"
          Supervisor
          Prof. Dr. Muhammad Mahboob Ali, Post-Doctoral Fellow
          Institution
          BUBT · M.Sc. Economics · Intake 51
          JEL Codes
          C53, D03, D91, G21, I31, O16, O53
          Sample
          N=1,008 · 6 Districts
          Bangladesh has achieved notable gains in financial inclusion - bKash reached 60 million accounts within a decade and agent banking expanded to over 17,000 outlets by 2023 - yet severe and geographically concentrated exclusion persists. Bank account ownership falls to 4.2% in coastal fishing communities (Cox's Bazar), and over 71% of rural households surveyed cannot mobilise 5,000 BDT in a financial emergency. This thesis proposes and empirically tests the hypothesis that neuroeconomic preference parameters - risk aversion, present bias, ambiguity aversion, social trust, loss aversion, financial literacy, and cognitive ability - independently explain significant variation in financial inclusion outcomes recoverable through validated incentivised field experiments at population scale. Primary data were collected from 1,008 rural households across six districts (Tangail, Daudkandi, Gopalgonj, Satkhira, Cox's Bazar, Rajshahi) in February–March 2026. Three methodological layers were deployed: (1) statistical analysis - all 17 chi-square tests achieve p < 0.001; (2) nested binary logistic regression - McFadden Pseudo-R² = 0.770, LR = 173.0 (p < 0.001), Ambiguity Aversion AME = −0.286***, Present Bias AME = +0.061***, Risk Aversion AME = −0.049***; (3) XGBoost + SHAP - AUC-ROC = 0.950–1.000, Trust Game SHAP = 2.382, Ambiguity Aversion SHAP = 0.444 outranking income (0.110) for MFS adoption. JEL: C53, D03, D91, G21, I31, O16, O53.
          0.770
          McFadden R²
          0.950–1.000
          XGBoost AUC
          −0.286***
          Ambiguity Aversion AME
          1,008
          Survey Households
          04 - Credentials

          IBM Professional Certifications

          18 IBM credentials issued via Coursera (April 2023 – December 2025), accredited by the American Council on Education (ACE). credly.com/users/albart-jeckson-biswas

          18
          Total Credentials
          2
          Professional Certs
          10
          Data Science
          5
          AI Engineering
          From Data Science to AI Engineering - the complete IBM professional pathway. Covering Python, SQL, Machine Learning, Deep Learning with Keras, PyTorch & TensorFlow, Computer Vision, and AI Capstone projects. All credentials verifiable at Credly.
          ProfessionalIBM Data Science Professional CertificateFeb 29, 2024
          ProfessionalIBM AI Engineering Professional Certificate (V2)Sep 29, 2024
          ProfessionalIBM Data Science Professional Certificate (V3)Dec 13, 2025
          Data ScienceData Science OrientationApr 1, 2023
          Data ScienceData Science MethodologyMay 24, 2023
          Data ScienceTools for Data Science V2May 24, 2023
          Data SciencePython for Data Science and AIJun 19, 2023
          Data SciencePython Project for Data ScienceJul 28, 2023
          Data ScienceDatabases and SQL for Data ScienceOct 9, 2023
          Data ScienceData Analysis with PythonNov 10, 2023
          Data ScienceData Visualization with PythonFeb 3, 2024
          Data ScienceMachine Learning with PythonFeb 16, 2024
          Data ScienceApplied Data Science CapstoneFeb 29, 2024
          AI EngineeringDeep Learning Essentials with KerasMar 26, 2024
          AI EngineeringComputer Vision and Image Processing EssentialsAug 26, 2024
          AI EngineeringDeep Neural Networks with PyTorchSep 6, 2024
          AI EngineeringDeep Learning with TensorFlowSep 14, 2024
          AI EngineeringAI Capstone Project with Deep LearningSep 28, 2024
          Training Conducted - As a Trainer
          Outstanding Performer
          Bangladesh Bank Training Academy · Dec 2024
          Received Appreciation Letter for Outstanding Performance following the TOT on CIB Business Rules & Online Reporting System.
          Credit Trainer
          Bengal Commercial Bank PLC. · May 2024
          Conducted training on Loan Classification, Provisioning and its effect on Balance Sheet, Declassification Measures, Rescheduling, Write-off, NPL and its Management.
          Integrated Supervision System (ISS) Trainer
          Bengal Commercial Bank PLC. · Dec 2021 – Nov 2025
          Conducted ongoing training on the Integrated Supervision System (ISS) Report for bank staff across branches and departments.
          🏛️ Bangladesh Bank Training Academy

          2 specialist programmes

          TOT on CIB Business Rules & Online Reporting SystemAdvanced training on Credit Information Bureau business rules and online reporting protocols, conducted by Bangladesh Bank Training Academy.🏅 Appreciation Letter for Outstanding Performance - December 2024
          TOT on Money and Banking Data ReportingFocused programme on the intricacies of Money and Banking Data Reporting systems, provided by the Bangladesh Bank Training Academy.
          06 - References

          Professional & Personal References

          References
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          07 - Contact

          Let's Start a Conversation

          Whether you are considering a research collaboration, PhD supervision, or simply wish to connect - I welcome the opportunity to discuss my academic interests, PhD Opportunities in Economics & Data Science, banking expertise, and data science capabilities.

          Albart Jeckson Biswas
          Albart Jeckson Biswas
          Executive Officer · Bank Asia PLC.
          Open to PhD supervision inquiries, research collaborations, and professional connections in Economics & Data Science.