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Project

Social Credit Fintech - Action Token Experiment Development

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Collaboration with Mannheim Foundation.

This project represents the first step in the development of a robust social credit score model. It addresses the initial challenge - attributing value to socially beneficial activities based on the existing as well as dynamic set of members/users of the Scyrus score. As the model is intended to be decentralised as much as possible, direct methods such as infrequent and centrally distributed surveys or stated choice experiments are less suitable. Rather, the aim is to complement or even substitute those methods with decentralised market-based data that is created by allowing action tokens to be traded among members. In this initial stage, the partners aim to develop a blueprint for a trading experiment that will allow us to evaluate the suitability of such market values for the scoring model.

Total award value ?7,500.00

People (5)

Dr Patrick Herbst

Dr Patrick Herbst

Senior Lecturer, Accounting & Finance

Dr Fairouz Mustafa

Dr Fairouz Mustafa

Lecturer in Accounting, Accounting & Finance

Dr Sandy Brownlee

Dr Sandy Brownlee

Senior Lecturer in Computing Science, Computing Science and Mathematics - Division

Dr Ashley McClenaghan

Dr Ashley McClenaghan

Lecturer in Software Engineering, Computing Science and Mathematics - Division

Professor Oliver Mallett

Professor Oliver Mallett

Professor of Entrepreneurship, Management, Work and Organisation