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FinIntelli: A Dual-Layer Financial Intelligence Framework Integrating Educational Literacy and Deterministic Forensic Analysis for Indian Retail Investors
Authors Name:
Ananda D
, Madhumitha S , Kamalika M , Dr. P. Vinothiyalakshmi
Retail participation in Indian capital markets now exceeds 150 million demat accounts, yet SEBI data reveals that 89% of Futures & Options traders incur net losses, collectively losing Rs. 1.8 lakh crore in FY 2022–23. This paper identifies a dual deficit—simultaneous lack of financial literacy and accessible analytical tooling—as a root cause of poor retail investment decisions, and proposes FinIntelli, a dual-layer financial intelligence framework that addresses both deficits through a unified architecture. The framework integrates an Educational Literacy Layer (ELL), implementing three-level progressive disclosure grounded in cognitive load theory, with a Deterministic Forensic Analysis Layer (DFAL), executing 30 explainable forensic accounting rules across seven analytical categories to generate structured risk verdicts. Unlike existing approaches that separate education from analysis, FinIntelli establishes a closed-loop “Learn → Understand → Validate” pipeline where analytical outputs serve as pedagogical anchors. Evaluation across 20 Indian listed companies demonstrates: (i) 85% exact concordance and 95% within-one-tier concordance with Altman Z-Score classifications; (ii) correct retrospective verdict alignment in five case studies including historically distressed firms with 12+ months advance signaling; (iii) favorable heuristic evaluation scores (mean severity < 1.0 on Nielsen’s 0–4 scale) for the progressive disclosure interface; and (iv) sub-100ms analysis latency for 30 rules across 3-year financial histories, enabling real-time interactive decision support. This work contributes the first integrated education-analysis architecture for retail financial decision support with multi-dimensional validation.
Keywords:
Financial Literacy, Explainable Finance, Rule-Based Analysis, Progressive Disclosure, Retail Investors, Decision Support Systems, Indian Capital Markets, Forensic Accounting
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"FinIntelli: A Dual-Layer Financial Intelligence Framework Integrating Educational Literacy and Deterministic Forensic Analysis for Indian Retail Investors", International Journal for Research Trends and Innovation (www.ijrti.org), ISSN:2456-3315, Vol.11, Issue 4, page no.a162-a173, April-2026, Available :http://www.ijrti.org/papers/IJRTI2604023.pdf
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