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Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

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Enabling and being compliant with AI in Banking

In my last blog, I shared some thoughts on how different forms of AI could not only help improve the customer experience, but also ensure that the bank remains in compliance with various industry regulations. As promised, the focus of this blog will be on how AI can both help ensure/monitor regulatory compliance, as well as some of the regulatory...

/regulation /cloud

Marius Costin

Marius Costin Head of EMEA High Velocity Sales at PayU

E-commerce is here to stay: how payment providers should rise to the challenge in 2021

As lockdowns were introduced around the world throughout 2020, the payments industry experienced a rapid increase in online transactions. The rate of e-commerce sales was already anticipated to grow before the pandemic, with the global online market predicted to reach $5 trillion this year. What no one foresaw was the extent to which national econ...

/payments /predictions

Bhupendra Choudhary

Bhupendra Choudhary Business Head at FieldCircle

How Financial Product Distributors Can Cope with Sales Challenges With AI?

The evolution of sales models is a constant necessity for the distributors of financial products. Be it the selling of insurance, mutual funds, loans, or credit cards, the traditional selling tactics like cold callings, canned pitches, and advertising have lost their credibility and effectiveness. In the past, while conversing with a buyer, the sa...

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Steven Rackham

Steven Rackham CTO for Financial Services at NetApp

The Artificial Intelligence opportunity in the global Financial Services sector

When most of us think of AI, we imagine slick, intuitive designs, underpinned by quick, efficient systems all handed to you on a personalised plate. What many of us don’t necessarily think of is hard, cold numbers. Odd really when data is the key foundation underpinning AI. Artificial intelligence is all about data or numbers, input into systems t...

/retail /inclusion

Paul Christensen

Paul Christensen CEO at Previse

Britain Must Accelerate Supplier Payments To Ensure Vaccine Supply Chain

The past year has thrown a myriad of challenges at the UK’s National Health Service, from PPE production to logistics and transport, down to staffing hospitals. The healthcare industry faces the second wave of the pandemic and unclear Brexit terms. Suppliers face mounting financial pressure, and now one of the greatest logistical challenges the UK...

/payments /covid-19

Yinglian Xie

Yinglian Xie CEO at Datavisor

Say Goodbye to Paper Cheques in 2021, but Be Prepared for Digital Payment Fraud

Someone who knows all about this is Yinglain Xie, CEO of Datavisor, fraud detection company with solutions powered by AI technology. Having previously worked at Microsoft, Yinglain has over 10 years of experience in security, specialising in fighting large-scale attacks with AI and Big Data technologies. Here she shares her views on digital paymen...

/security /crime

Ron Cogburn

Ron Cogburn CEO at Exela Technologies

The First Law of Robotics: A Robot May Not Injure a Human Being...

The Three Laws of Robotics were introduced to the viewing public in 1940 by Issac Asimov in his short story; "Runaround". 1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction allow a human to come to harm 2. A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, unless such orders would conflict with the first law. 3. A robot mu...

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Tejasvi Addagada

Tejasvi Addagada Enterprise Data Head at Fortune 500 financial service provider

Three 2021 trends in data governance, for firms, to bolster digital transformation and sustain

In 2021, the focus of financial services will be inclined to enable digital customer journeys as well as to sustain and grow revenue streams. Actively governing data will make managing it more formalized thus making it more available, less complex to understand, and protect the customers' data rights. Three principles and associated formalized dime...

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Paul Christensen

Paul Christensen CEO at Previse

Let’s give small businesses the gift of a better year ahead this Christmas

2020 has been a hard year for British businesses, from the UK’s smallest suppliers to its most powerful retailers, none have been infallible to the impact of Coronavirus. Arcadia’s collapse into administration highlights just how precarious the UK’s market is. The demise of Philip Green’s retail empire, and the fire sale of Debenhams, demonstrates

/payments /startups

Dominic Snell

Dominic Snell Product Strategy Director at Wealth Dynamix

Assessing AI Readiness in Wealth Management

The drive to digitisation of the wealth industry is well and truly underway. Sticking to the status quo of the traditional practices is no longer an option, and many institutions have succeeded in efforts to implement technology to transform operations, especially in back office and operations. We will see the continuation of technology spend and ...

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