On the job with … State Street’s automation team
Bank Automation News breaks down automation-specific job postings by the nation’s biggest banks to glean current growth strategies for bank ...
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Weekly Wrap: Bank of America leader talks automation and AI, UiPath Summit takeaways
This week, Bank Automation News explored the intersection of automation and artificial intelligence, diving into the opportunities and challenges they ...
How to … Find AI-backed automation use cases
Every business has a use case for artificial intelligence (AI) to support automated decisions, and some researchers believe that 100% ...
How AI can reduce false positives for fraud
Most transactions flagged as fraud are false positives, and they are driving unnecessary costs. In this podcast, David McLaughlin, CEO ...
On the job with … Fifth Third Bank’s intelligent automation and AI projects
Bank Automation News breaks down automation-specific job postings by the nation’s biggest banks to glean current growth strategies for bank ...
Royal Bank of Scotland to invest in further automation
Automation investments paid off so well for the Royal Bank of Scotland in 2020 that the U.K. bank plans to ...
Scotiabank uses AI to automate targeted sales pitches
One of Canada’s largest banks is leveraging its artificial intelligence (AI) platform to automate sales pitches to customers. Photo by ...
New Israeli unicorn emerges after Insight Partners-led round
Israeli startup Earnix Ltd., which uses advanced analytics to help insurers and banks offer personalized financial products, reached a $1 ...
Truist’s head of digital banking outlines 2021 digital roadmap
Truist Financial is teeing up some artificial intelligence-backed tech initiatives this year as it pilots a virtual assistant and AI-driven ...
Listen: Nice Actimize launches AI-backed tool to thwart false positives
Anti-money laundering and fraud solution provider Nice Actimize announced a new artificial intelligence-driven tool Thursday that it claims will reduce ...
