IT Pro: Financial services firms look to AI to improve resilience
Financial services firms are looking to AI to improve resilience.
Financial services firms are looking to AI to improve resilience.
Lloyds Banking Group has commissioned Cambridge Spark to deliver AI training to more than 200 senior leaders.
NVIDIA has announced it is building a Boston-based research centre to provide technologies to advance quantum computing.
Fifth Third Bank, Huntington National Bank and Valley Bank are among regional US lenders that use artificial-intelligence tools to scrape customer data, helping them personalize deposit offerings as competition for customers’ money intensifies.
Firms in London are struggling to recruit staff as over four in five businesses have vacancies, according to a new survey of 1,000 companies.
Goldman Sachs is adopting a measured roll out of AI.
Monzo Bank has developed a backup bank to cover outages.
JPMorganChase is far and away the market leader in tackling the threats and opportunities for banks presented by advancements in quantum computing.
NatWest Group has inked a deal with OpenAI to bring generative artificial intelligence to the UK lender’s digital assistants.
A growing reliance on external vendors and rapid AI adoption is impacting banking security and consumer trust.
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