The major themes of the conference categorized into four major sections (i) Financial Analytics, (ii) Marketing Analytics, (iii) Human Resource Analytics, and (iv) Business Analytics.

The Financial Analytics theme covered a range of topics. The area of financial analytics and core finance covering the area such as computational intelligence for financial modeling, machine learning in finance, and big data finance and economics. It also included discussions on time series analysis, and financial risk management. Participants exchanged ideas on diverse topics like trading strategies, algorithmic trading, and behavioral finance. The theme also addressed the applications of deep learning, Adversarial Network and Prediction model for stock picking in finance.

For Human Resource Analytics the theme discussed issues related to employee relations, green behaviour in workspace environment. The discussions on management decision making and decision making system on ethics of universities were covered.

The Marketing Analytics theme covered various aspects of marketing, such as, customer retention, and digital marketing. Discussions on demand generation, social media marketing, were also held. Participants shared their insights on decision making in social settings, decision making under uncertainty, and ethical decision making. The theme also focused on pricing analytics, retail sales analytics, and customer relationship management. The Business Analytics theme covered several topics such as healthcare analytics, machine learning, and optimization. Participants exchanged ideas on supply chain analytics, transportation analytics, and web-based decision making.

Our keynote speakers Shri. Jagadananda Mentor & Co-Founder Centre for Youth and Social Development (CYSD) and Prof. (Dr.) Francesco Bartolucci Full Professor of Statistics, Department of Economics, University of Perugia, Italy took the stage at the International Conference on Computational Finance and Business Analytics; they shared their wealth of experiences that enriched the event. Prof. (Dr.) Francesco Bartolucci Full Professor of Statistics, Department of Economics, University of Perugia, Italy, with his vast practical experience in finance and analytics, provided invaluable insights into real-world applications and the challenges faced in implementing computational finance strategies.

In closing, heartfelt gratitude was extended to all who contributed to the success of the conference. Mrs. Soma Mitra had set the stage beautifully with her gracious introductions of the esteemed guests and panelists. Dr. Pramod Kumar Prusty had provided a comprehensive overview of the conference, setting a clear direction for the discussions that followed. The technical session had been expertly handled by Mr. Subhajit Raul and Mr. Alok Arun, who guided the audience through the intricacies of the subject matter with great proficiency. Finally, Dr. Jagamohan Pattanayak had delivered a sincere vote of thanks, acknowledging the efforts of everyone involved and the valuable contributions made by the speakers and participants. The organizers had looked forward to the continued collaboration and innovation inspired by the event.