Tag: AI tools

The RegTech sector is awash with artificial intelligence tools promising to revolutionise legal and compliance work. But beneath the marketing noise, a fundamental flaw...

FINRA’s recent focus on artificial intelligence marks a significant moment for US financial regulation, with the organisation accelerating efforts to embed GenAI into its...

Key European WealthTech investment stats in Q3 2025: European WealthTech funding dropped by 19% YoY in Q3 UK firms secured 70% of the top...

Runlayer has raised $11m to expand its platform as demand for safe AI integration intensifies across industry. The company has secured $11m in a seed...

Australians are most likely to fall victim to scams on Tuesday afternoons at 4pm, according to new data released by Westpac. The bank’s latest...

Adopting a new AI tool can feel like a breakthrough—until it isn’t. Many companies are lured in by smooth demos and big promises, only to discover that the software doesn’t deliver. Features may be missing, usability may be poor, or worse, the tool may generate inaccurate or unreliable results.

In the evolving world of IT service management (ITSM), one term is gaining traction for its clarity and capability: the ITSM virtual agent. Unlike traditional chatbots, which offer limited and often frustrating interactions, ITSM virtual agents deliver intelligent, scalable, and personalised support using advanced artificial intelligence, according to a report from Symphony AI.

Financial services companies are rushing to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, but many are doing so without adequate governance frameworks or testing procedures.

After years at the forefront of artificial intelligence (AI)-based research and projects, BBVA has taken another significant step forward in the use of generative AI in its main markets.

Key Italian FinTech investment stats in 2023 • Italian FinTech deal activity reached 61 transactions in 2023, a 4% reduction from 2022 • Italian FinTech companies...