491 Results from /ai
Sophia Brooke Project Manager at Independent Consultant
What if computers had eyes like us and they could understand what they saw? That is the bet behind AI-powered computer vision. While streaming video from a set of cameras to a computer is already decades old technology, helping the machine to be aware of what is in sight and take decisions based on the live information is still something scientist...
28 October 2018 /ai Innovation in Financial Services
Retired Member
As society moves towards an even deeper reliance on social media, the distinction between one’s private life, social media life and professional life is increasingly skewered and distorted. More and more, young people are choosing not to keep private profiles searching instead to be reachable, to become influencers or to be the next trending tweet...
26 October 2018 /ai /regulation Data Protection Act Issues
Ivy Schmerken Editorial Director at FlexTrade Systems
When the stock market plunged 1300 points in two days on Oct. 10th and 11th, many analysts scrambled to reconcile the market turmoil with U.S. companies reporting strong corporate earnings. While U.S. stocks roared back in subsequent sessions on healthy earnings from banks and tech stocks, the surge in volatility adds to uncertainty about the U.S
22 October 2018 /ai /startups Fintech innovation and startups
Olivier Thirion De Briel
The multi-factor authentication market is experiencing new dynamics. For the last 15 years, strong authentication was not a top of mind concern for organizations and was mainly based on hardware tokens generating one-time passwords (OTPs), a temporary 6 or 8 digit password. The user was required to first generate an OTP on his token and then copy/...
22 October 2018 /ai /security Disruption in Retail Banking
Shailendra Malik SVP - Tech Delivery (Data Platform) at DBS Bank
Machine learning (ML) adds a unique and sometimes overwhelming experience to a decision system. The use cases that fit for using Machine Learning approach in a bank are numerous. Usually, in banks, the departments have their own IT teams to carry out enhancements & maintenance of existing systems. Even in those banks which have adopted the sha...
13 October 2018 /ai Internal Auditors in Financial Services
Chris Principe CEO at APB, Inc.
We have arrived at my favorite time of year, which is Sibos season. For me, Sibos is my Superbowl, the highlight of my year and a spectacular event that I have been privileged to attend 17 times out of the last 20 years. My expectations for Sibos 2018 are the highest since before the recession of a decade ago. Gone are the days when the social asp...
12 October 2018 /ai Social Banks
Michael Kerman Marketing Executive at Self-Employed
Search engines are free, easy to use and powerful. Could you use them to run a KYC/AML screening program? You could - but in the end, it will expose you to significantly more cost and risk than opting for a purpose-build solution. Here are eight reasons why. 1. Data from Search Engines is Unstructured Search engines return stories and URL links...
12 October 2018 /ai /regulation Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation
Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd
Conversation-as-a-Service is a business model involving a blended approach of people and chatbots delivering dialogue for personalised interaction and orchestrating services in context to the granularity of a dialogue-step.
11 October 2018 /ai /startups Fintech
The industry around digital money not only transforms the markets we are used to, but also quickly adopts their technological achievements. Borrowing went for innovative solutions used in exchange trading. Algorithmic cryptocurrency trading is gaining momentum today. Let's impartially take a look at how effective it is and whether it should be mas...
11 October 2018 /ai /inclusion Finance 2.0
“Life insurance is losing its appeal in the U.S. In 1965, Americans purchased 27 million policies, individually or through employers. In 2016, a population that was more than 50 percent larger still bought only 27 million policies. The share of Americans with life insurance has fallen to less than 60 percent, from 77 percent in 1989. Why this is
10 October 2018 /ai Financial Risk Management
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