The Paradigm shift in financial services caused by Generative AI

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November 14, 2023 | 3pm BST / 2pm GMT / 9am EDT

Summary

Generative AI has ushered in a transformative era in financial services, reshaping the industry in profound ways. One notable impact is in algorithmic trading, where AI-powered systems can analyze vast datasets and market conditions at lightning speed, executing complex trading strategies with precision. These algorithms have revolutionized trading, optimizing risk management and liquidity while reducing human error.

Risk assessment and fraud detection have also seen a significant shift with the advent of generative AI. Machine learning models can monitor transactions in real-time, detecting anomalies and potential fraud more accurately than ever before. This not only safeguards financial institutions from fraudulent activities but also enhances customer trust and experience by minimizing false positives.

Generative AI-driven chatbots and virtual assistants have become a staple in customer service within the financial sector. These AI agents provide round-the-clock support, answering customer queries, and even conducting transactions. They streamline operations, reduce response times, and improve customer satisfaction by delivering consistent and personalized interactions.

Moreover, generative AI plays a pivotal role in portfolio management and investment recommendations through robo-advisors. These systems leverage AI to tailor investment advice and manage portfolios according to individual financial goals and risk tolerance. This democratizes access to investment expertise and empowers investors with data-driven insights, ultimately reshaping how people approach wealth management. As the financial industry continues to embrace generative AI, we can expect further innovations that enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and provide more personalized financial services to a broader audience.

Some of those requirements expected to be mandated include:


    • How is generative AI shaping the current landscape of instant payment adoption in Europe's financial services sector
    • In light of the EC's proposal mandating the sending and receiving of instant payments, how is generative AI influencing banks' operational strategies and their back office upgrades
    • Regarding IBAN name checks, what role is generative AI playing in helping banks achieve compliance, and what options are available to them
    • How are generative AI solutions assisting banks in managing fraud prevention and sanctions screening
    • Considering the likelihood of varied instant payment adoption rates based on local market dynamics, how can generative AI aid banks in their modernization efforts? Is full end-to-end compliance or business process outsourcing (BPO) a more viable approach?
    • What is the current state of readiness within European markets for impending regulatory changes and how is generative AI contributing to this readiness

Speakers

Sam Beck

Sam Beck

Managing Director, Head of Applied Artificial Intelligence for Payments Operations

J.P. Morgan Payments

Anu Widyalankara

Anu Widyalankara

Payments Strategy and Technology Lead

EY

Anette Brolos

Anette Brolos

Director and Founder

Finthropology

Sudhir Jha

Sudhir Jha

EVP, Cyber & Intelligence

Mastercard

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