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Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Konstantin Rabin

Konstantin Rabin Head of Marketing at Kontomatik

The development of fintech AI could reintroduce FX trading in the USA

Since the 1990s the Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a part of the nerdiest of dreams. With movies like Terminator that are about AIs taking over the world and becoming the overlords of the enslaved human race and what not dominating the fantasy market. However, when the reality sets in everything becomes much more understandable. The idea th...

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Vladimir Ershov

Vladimir Ershov Head of Data Science & Machine Learning at Clausematch

Unboxing Skynet for Regulatory Compliance

Last week, the 58th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics took place online. Most of the discussion was dedicated to AI and linguistics, with round tables based around cognitive and computational building blocks for creating more natural and human-like language in machines. Events like this are a valuable source of unique...

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Machine Learning challenges in legacy organisations

Fans of machine learning suggest it as a possible solution for everything. From customer service to finding tumours, any industry in which big data can be easily accessed, analysed and organised is ripe for bringing about new and compelling use cases. This is especially attractive for legacy organisations, such as financial services firms, looking...

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Steven Rackham

Steven Rackham CTO for Financial Services at NetApp

Has AI arrived for financial services?

When will artificial intelligence really have ‘arrived’? For a long time, this was a question for philosophers and computer scientists, pondering over whether passing the Turing test truly indicates intelligence, or debating about how broad our definition of artificial intelligence should be. Over the last several years, however, this question has...

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Business resiliency- use AI to move from survive to thrive

Organisations need to focus on managing and reducing costs in a crisis, whilst simultaneously ensuring there is available scope to perform over the longer term. It is essential to have a strong focus on productivity and to create the ability to pivot to new opportunities as the economic landscape continuously changes, as we emerge out of the COVID...

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Vishwanath Thanalapatti

Vishwanath Thanalapatti Analytics at Temenos

To Decide or Not to Decide - XAI is the Answer

The corporate world was better prepared in the wake of the tectonic shifts that we are passing through. All that was required was a change in the mind set; this without the option. The digital mantra kept the office lights burning. A solitary office where the employees congregated each morning mushroomed into 60 separate SOHOs. Thanks to intern...

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Charlotte W.

Charlotte W. Collaborations at PiChain

Banking industry affects due to Covid-19

The term Artificial Intelligence is nothing but a computer program embedded with aspects of human intelligence i.e the ability to think like human beings. In the upcoming years, AI along with machine learning, data analytics and deep learning would be a major thing across industries. One such industry that has been revolutionized by AI is the fina...

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Shirish Netke

Shirish Netke President at Amberoon

PPP is Not a Free Lunch for Banks

During the post-prohibition era in the 1930s, bars offered free lunches to their patrons to get them to buy drinks. 40 years later, Milton Freidman famously summed up the study of economics with the quip – “There is no such thing as a free lunch” or TINSTAFL for short. Now, 50 years later bankers and borrowers alike are recalling TINSTAFL in looki...

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Steve Wilcockson

Steve Wilcockson Product Marketing at Quantexa

Data Science And Machine Learning. With Java?

In this blog, I outline briefly: - Common Applications of Data Science - Definitions: Machine learning, deep learning, data engineering and data science - Why Java for data science workflows, for both production and research. Common Applications of Data Science The blogosphere is full of descriptions about how data science and “AI’ i...

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Using unconventional data is key to assessing commercial lending risk

When it comes to commercial lending, credit analysis is an essential part of the process. Banks need to assess the ability of a business to sustain a certain level of debt and repay loans, but a lack of data availability, coupled with human bias, can make this difficult to assess. A steakhouse on Wall Street catering to investment bankers for exam...

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