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CFO Tech Outlook | Thursday, September 03, 2020
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Modern technologies, machine learning (ML), and artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing the financial service industry.
FREMONT, CA: AI is present in every industry and in everyday life as well. It fuels what is seen in social media newsfeed, activates facial recognition, and even provides music suggestions to listen to, based on the user's preference and internet surfing pattern. The machine is a subset of AI; it is progressively integrating into industries and changing the way of life and decision making.
Machine learning in finance
[vendor_logo_first]Advances in today's technologies have boosted the pace of change. Machine learning analyses the historical data and behaviors to predict patterns and make decisions. With machine learning functions like fraud detection and credit, scoring is now automated. Banks have also embraced machine learning and predictive analytics to provide their customers with more personalized user experience, suggests new products and animate chatbots that help with routine transactions such as account checking and paying bills.
Financial Trading
Investment banks were the pioneers of AI technologies, using machine learning since the 1980s. Nowadays, traders and fund managers depend on AI-driven market analysis to make investment decisions making way for fintech companies to come up with new digital solutions for financial trading.
AI-driven solutions like the stock-ranking based on the pattern matching and deep learning for formulating investment strategies are some of the available innovations today. Despite these technological advances, the idea of machine learning to replace human interaction for financial trading is not a done deal.
Data Analytics for Security and Compliance
Management of enormous volumes of data makes compliance and security to be the biggest challenges for financial organizations. Additionally, banks are stalking large volumes of data throughout hybrid and multi-cloud environments that offer cybercriminals more opportunity to get their hands on valuable assets.
Data analytics leveraging machine learning has been transformational in helping the firms overcome these challenges as it picks up on the unusual user behavior to point out suspicious activity and reduce the risk of fraud, money laundering, or a data breach.
Similarly, data analytics technologies can be used to comply with activities like database auditing processes, reduce human intervention requirements, and ease compliance managers' burdens.
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