Artificial intelligence
Chartis RiskTech AI 50 2024
A Chartis report exploring the landscape of artificial intelligence and its adoption in the financial services
Between the lines: why banks are rethinking risk management
Lloyds is not the only bank wanting to reshuffle the three lines of defence as tech risks grow
AI in banking risk management: exploring latest trends and use cases
The financial sector is abuzz with the potential of GenAI to revolutionise risk management. This Risk.net special report dives into some of the latest trends and use cases transforming this critical function for banks
AI in banking and risk management
The financial sector is abuzz with the potential of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to revolutionise risk management.
Information security: mind the first-line gap
G-Sibs’ second-line cyber teams still growing, survey shows; others are overhauling KRIs and switching vendors
Three key drivers of middle-office outsourcing
This white paper examines the growing trend of middle-office outsourcing among asset and fund managers, driven by operational efficiency and cost control.
Trends, challenges and opportunities in fixed income trading
Is 2024 the year of the bond?
AI and automation in financial crime: elevating compliance and data management
This webinar explores how AI, process automation and strategic data management can transform your data and compliance landscape in the fight against financial crime
Adopt hybrid cloud to resolve the false dilemma between resilience and modernisation in banking
This study explores the challenges banks in Asia-Pacific face in enhancing operational resilience, and how they plan to leverage data and hybrid cloud in building operational resilience
CP+ unveiled: accurate, real-time pricing for global credit and rates markets
Bond markets lack transparency, making it difficult for investors to value bonds and compare prices. This can lead to overpaying or missed opportunities.
AI, quantum computing and tokenisation set to transform finance – Menon
But significant barriers remain preventing the technologies from unlocking their full potential
How a ‘sushi circle’ approach can improve credit risk management
AI can help banks shift from manual corporate loan reviews to continuous, digitised risk monitoring, as four practitioners explain
US Fed reveals its five use cases for generative AI
Internal sandbox used to assess viability and risks; coding and content generation on the agenda
AI hack threat forcing banks to review cyber controls
Risk Live: AI lowers barriers to entry for phishing, say firms; more common controls needed
Deutsche Bank’s seven lead use cases for GenAI
Risk Live: Innovation head sees “multi-multi-million benefit” in AI documentation and email tools
SEC intensifies scrutiny on ‘AI washing’
Regulator made first enforcement actions against high-tech misrepresentations this year
FX automation plans focus on predictive analytics – panel
Panellists suggest banks could explore AI tools for foreign exchange pricing
The coming AI revolution in QIS
The first machine learning-based equity indexes launched in 2019. They are finally gaining traction with investors
Hedge fund’s bots hunt for ‘non-linear’ trade signals
Boutique investment firm Goose Hollow uses LLMs to scrape thousands of news sources, searching for links that others miss
Real estate loan origination and monitoring with a macroeconomic-coherent Monte Carlo approach
The paper aims to show how Monte Carlo simulations based on economic scenarios can improve a sector such as real estate, which can be profitable for banks and other financial institutions, but also very risky.
Banks, vendors mine AI for corporate FX hedging
New machine learning algos can help corporate clients adjust hedging ratios, but tech’s effectiveness is limited by data quality, experts caution
Caveat creator: GenAI giants’ pledges won’t pre-empt copyright suits
Tech vendors offer indemnities on generative output, but end-users need to check the fine print, warn IP lawyers
Can financial firms grasp the AI opportunity?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to transform financial firms’ efficiency, insight and competitiveness. Many organisations already make use of predictive AI in areas such as fraud detection or customer communications.
BMO’s cloud migration strategy eases AI adoption
Canadian bank is beginning to roll out GenAI tool for internal use cases