Proven out-of-the-box AI use cases

07 November 2024

AIcomplianceDataPrivate BankingproductivityWealthTech Matters

Expert: Albert Iselin and Yannick Kaeser Facilitator: Zabeen Moser

Headlines

  1. AI for Wealth Managers enhances productivity, streamlines processes, and supports compliance.
  1. Seamless integration with bank systems enhances data access and operational efficiency.
  2. Compliance and data security is central to AI solutions.
  3. Advanced AI use cases revolutionise banking processes like onboarding and investment research.
  4. Flexible cost structure aligned with specific use cases ensures transparency and ROI.
  5. Human oversight and explainability remain critical in AI implementation.

Discussion Points

Addressing real challenges in wealth management with data-driven value enhancing productivity and improving data quality for clients.

The Unique platform offers tailored solutions and integrates seamlessly with bank systems through the following:

  • Unified Data Access: Connects with various data sources, including CRMs and external APIs.
  • Live Use Cases: Includes document analysis, investment research, and client onboarding.
  • Client Collaboration: Innovates alongside clients, sharing source code and adhering to industry standards.

Data management and security
Robust data quality and governance are crucial for success:

  • Data Ownership: Financial institutions must appoint data owners to ensure accuracy and consistency.
  • Integration Needs: Effective governance is critical when connecting to multiple data sources.

Advanced use cases and future developments
The session showcased innovative AI applications and future plans:

  • Private Equity Insights: A system for analysing meeting transcripts and extracting actionable insights.
  • Predictive Behaviour Analysis: Efforts underway to enable personalization and revenue generation through AI.
  • Client Engagement: Exploring AI's potential to revolutionize client onboarding and engagement.

Participants also discussed challenges and opportunities in AI adoption:

  • Explainability: Transparency and human oversight are necessary for trust in AI decisions.
  • Implementation Challenges: Adapting AI to traditional banking systems remains a key hurdle.
  • Engagement Potential: AI’s role in enhancing client interaction and loyalty was emphasized.

 

Key Takeaways

  • Unique's consumption-based pricing ensures clients only pay for what they use.
  • Predictive analytics and private equity tools highlight AI's transformative potential.
  • Compliance with ISO-75 and robust data governance are foundational.
  • Balancing automation with human oversight is essential for success.

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