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AI Innovation, Banking, Payments

How J.P. Morgan Payments eliminated 13 billion keystrokes a year by automating the paper behind payments

  • Rather than waging war on checks, J.P. Morgan Payments is tackling the manual workflows behind them.
  • JPM Payments' systems now process more than 4,000 envelope and document variations, while its AI platform delivers over 99.999% accuracy in data extraction and business-rule validation.
Sara Khairi | July 14, 2026
10-Q

The Week in Market Moves | July 2-9, 2026

  • This analysis tracks recent specific company developments and how markets responded, anchored to Thursday's close.
  • Last week’s prominent moves came from Coinbase, U.S. Bank, J.P. Morgan Chase, Block, and Robinhood
Sara Khairi | July 14, 2026
10-Q, Member Exclusive

What Robinhood’s June product blitz was really about

  • Robinhood's story has largely been one of investing – every new product strengthened that core business. June's product launches marked a noticeable departure.
  • The firm has spent years broadening its product lineup. June marked the shift from product expansion to platform integration.
Sara Khairi | July 13, 2026
Partner, Podcasts, SMB Finance

How BILL is rebuilding for the Fortune 5 million and gearing up to take big swings on AI

  • BILL processes over 1% of US GDP in payments, and its next move is to use task-based automation to further deepen the value it delivers to its customers.
  • Chief Product Officer Michael Cieri, shares how the firm is weighing opportunity vs. risk and how its crafting agents for the high-trust domain it operates in.
Rabab Ahsan | July 13, 2026
Member Exclusive, Opinion

Letter from the Editor: Financial services have always relied on one thing. AI is taking it away.

  • As AI agents assume more responsibility for commerce, the transaction remains visible, but the decision-making behind it becomes increasingly opaque.
  • Financial services are reconstructing the decision trail AI has hidden. That's why the industry's conversation increasingly revolves around intent, context, governance, permissions, explainability, and accountability.
Sara Khairi | July 10, 2026
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