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Artificial Intelligence, Path to growth, The Quarterly Review

The Quarterly Review: Current’s CTO Trevor Marshall’s working on building better models and shooting for step function improvements

• CTO of Current Trevor Marshall dives into his focus on optimization and building better tools for his teams.
• We also get a novel look at what success means to a neobank's CEO and summarily, 1% to 5% improvements aren't enough.

Artificial Intelligence

How DBS Bank uses a human-AI synergy approach to enhance customer experiences and improve efficiencies

• Nimish Panchmatia, Chief Data & Transformation Officer at DBS Bank, shares insights into the bank's strategic AI implementation.
• He discusses how DBS balances innovation with responsibility, enhancing customer experiences while focusing on ethics and risk management.

Artificial Intelligence, Keeping the bad guys out

AI in Action: How financial institutions are enhancing compliance with intelligent automation

• AI is impacting financial compliance, offering fresh tools for efficiency, accuracy, and fraud detection.
• Discover practical strategies for integrating AI into compliance workflows, from accelerating customer due diligence to enhancing suspicious activity reporting.

Artificial Intelligence

What US financial services and fintech can learn from Singapore’s push to establish itself as an AI hub

• In an exclusive interview, Prateek Sanghi, Head of Visa Consulting & Analytics for Asia Pacific, shares insights on the transformative role of AI in the financial services industry.
• Sanghi discusses Singapore's position as an AI hub, Visa's strategic investments in AI, and the future of AI-driven innovation in finance and payments.

Artificial Intelligence, Member Exclusive, The Customer Effect

How to build a chatbot: Lessons from Bank of America, Klarna, and Lili

• Everything from the UX, to the scope of a chatbot can impact how meaningful customers find interacting with a digital assistant.
• While larger companies are able to heavily involve their own product and software development teams in building a chatbot, smaller firms in the industry should keep their focus narrow, find the right partners and ensure they are responding to how customers are engaging with heir chatbot.