Tag: Banking
AI fatigue is reshaping how banks choose RegTech providers
Financial institutions have poured significant sums into technology meant to simplify complex operations. Sometimes it delivers. Often, however, the real difficulties only surface once...
AI can spot scams early, but humans must still decide
A payment can pass every check and still be the product of manipulation. The account name matches, the customer insists they know the recipient,...
Corlytics puts a dollar figure on non-financial risk
Every major risk pillar in banking has its own metric except one. Credit risk relies on probability of default (PD) and loss given default...
Banks want AI surveillance but lack the data to run it
Banks are racing to adopt AI-driven surveillance, but new research shows almost none of them have the underlying data to make it work.
According to...
Revolut targets Swiss banking licence with CHF150m investment
Revolut, the global financial services company serving more than 80 million customers, has applied for a banking licence from Switzerland's Financial Market Supervisory Authority...
Mercury turns banking data into real-time books
Mercury, a FinTech company providing banking services to more than 300,000 business customers, has launched Mercury Books, a double-entry accounting product built directly into...
Nasdaq Verafin-Stablecore tie-up targets digital asset crime
Nasdaq Verafin and Stablecore have entered a partnership designed to close the gap between fiat and digital asset financial crime monitoring. The tie-up channels digital...
Banks’ AI surveillance ambitions stall on legacy systems
Shield, a global communications risk management company purpose-built for financial institutions, has published new research showing that banks are ramping up spending on AI-driven...
Banks close the AI trust gap to unlock real returns
Adoption was never going to be the hard part. Most banks have already brought AI into the building. The harder question, and the one...
Why banks and insurers need one platform, not many
Most banks, insurers, wealth managers and pension providers still run their operations across a patchwork of disconnected systems, with product governance, market data, financial...










