Jonathan Clarke

Jonathan leads a team focussed on the innovative and transparent use of analytic solutions to address business and societal risks and issues across the UK. Jonathan has a particular focus on identifying emerging behavioural data patterns that can indicate the presence of synthetic identities and stolen identities in datasets and using them to build predictive scoring models to tackle consumer fraud and enhance financial inclusion among the unbanked and underbanked.

Jonathan has spoken on the use of transparent solutions for fraud analytics and credit scoring at several international conferences, most recently on emergence and evolution of synthetic identity data footprints.

Prior to joining LexisNexis Risk Solutions, Jonathan worked at a leading UK bank developing risk models for the credit card market. He holds a Master’s degree and Ph.D. in experimental physics focussing on the generation and manipulation of anti-matter particles, and has co-authored several publications in this field.