The last few years has been a time of major disruption in the Finserv sector. Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology has emerged as an important tool for providers of financial products and services to deliver more personalised and more sophisticated services to customers faster. The financial services sector is at the beginning of an exciting journey with AI – a journey that we believe will spark a revolution and redefine financial services. Kris Sharma, Financial Services Lead at Canonical has approached this subject from various perspectives.
Finserv AI /ML journey
Today’s challenge for financial services institutions is to shift their focus from what they need to do internally to the needs of their customers. Until recently, traditional methods of data analysis have been used for various applications, including the detection of fraud and predicting defaults that require complex and time-consuming investigations. With open source technologies such as Kubeflow and Apache Kafka, the fintech industry can build innovative solutions to offer products and services tailored to individual consumer needs. AI technology truly has the potential to transform how fintechs deal with regulatory compliance issues, financial fraud, and cybercrime.
Accelerate innovation using AI
Kris Sharma highlights in PaymentsSource article that AI technology will accelerate innovation within finserv sector and how the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis has spurred AI tech adoption within financial services institutions.
AI Tech – Finserv’s future?
By 2025, the usage of AI is expected to reach $25 billion, which is why it became a top priority for financial services. It sets a new direction for the industry that you can read more about in FinanceDigest.
AI will allow finservs to further automate their business processes and to leverage new and big data sources to redefine how they work, create innovative new products and services, and transform customer experiences.
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Further reading:
- https://ubuntu.com/blog/connected-banks-data-analytics
- https://www.geldinstitute.de/it-itk/2020/resilienz-in-der-bank-it-dank-open-source-streaming-analyse—ki.html (in German)
- https://ubuntu.com/financial-services
