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Financial Anomaly Detection for the Canadian Market

Luigi Caputi, Nicholas Meadows

Abstract

In this work we evaluate the performance of three classes of methods for detecting financial anomalies: topological data analysis (TDA), principal component analyis (PCA), and Neural Network-based approaches. We apply these methods to the TSX-60 data to identify major financial stress events in the Canadian stock market. We show how neural network-based methods (such as GlocalKD and One-Shot GIN(E)) and TDA methods achieve the strongest performance. The effectiveness of TDA in detecting financial anomalies suggests that global topological properties are meaningful in distinguishing financial stress events.

Financial Anomaly Detection for the Canadian Market

Abstract

In this work we evaluate the performance of three classes of methods for detecting financial anomalies: topological data analysis (TDA), principal component analyis (PCA), and Neural Network-based approaches. We apply these methods to the TSX-60 data to identify major financial stress events in the Canadian stock market. We show how neural network-based methods (such as GlocalKD and One-Shot GIN(E)) and TDA methods achieve the strongest performance. The effectiveness of TDA in detecting financial anomalies suggests that global topological properties are meaningful in distinguishing financial stress events.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 19 sections, 12 equations, 5 figures.

Figures (5)

  • Figure 1: Pipeline of the Main Analysis
  • Figure 2: Scores for Different Anomaly Detection Methods (TSX-60)
  • Figure 4: Scores for Different Anomaly Detection Methods (DJIA)
  • Figure : Legend: 1-Start of Mortgage Crisis, 2-Peak of 2008 Crisis, 3-Greek Debt Crisis, 4- Taper Tanrum, 5 - Oil $< \$40$, 6 - Oil $< \$20$, 7- COVID19
  • Figure : Legend: 1 - Start of Mortgage Crisis, 2 - 2008 Financial Crisis , 3 - Flash Crash, 4 - Greek Debt Crisis, 5 - 2015 Stock Market Selloff, 6 - 2018 Stock Market Correction, 7 - COVID19