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AI for financial services

Custom AI/ML solutions for financial services industry

Custom AI and ML for banks, asset managers, fintechs, and credit unions. From fraud detection and credit modeling to compliance automation and personalized customer experiences — built for regulator review.
40–60%

Alert-volume reduction in fraud and AML with ML scoring before human review.

$2B

Measured AI benefit JPMorgan Chase reported in February 2026, offsetting an equal $2B of AI cost inside its technology budget.

30–40%

Less time preparing documentation for regulator exams with automated MRM workflows.

Achieve immediate, organization-wide results

Six measurable outcomes across fraud, credit, markets, and compliance functions, deployed in months rather than years.

Real-Time Fraud Scoring

Per-transaction ML scoring under 200ms. Cuts false positives 40–60% so analysts work the alerts that matter.

AML & KYC Automation

Entity resolution, sanctions screening, and SAR/STR narrative-drafting LLMs. Regulator-exam-ready documentation by default.

Credit Decisioning

Alternative-data credit models with explainable scorecards and adverse-action reasoning built to Regulation B as amended by the CFPB final rule effective July 21, 2026.

Markets & Asset Allocation

Signal generation, regime detection, and portfolio optimization, built per strategy and deployed in your own environment.

Investment Research & M&A Diligence AI

RAG-grounded research-AI over your private analyst notes + filings + earnings calls + regulatory rulebooks. Custom for sell-side, buy-side, and M&A advisory teams that can't ship data to vendor SaaS.

Model Risk Management

Documentation, backtesting, sensitivity testing, and validation packs built to SR 26-2, the interagency model risk guidance that replaced SR 11-7 in April 2026.

Capabilities across the financial services value chain

Lending & Credit Risk

Fraud, AML & Compliance

Markets, Trading & Asset Management

Customer Experience & Operations

From the playbook

How a mid-size bank cut fraud false positives 55% and saved $12M in analyst hours

A $25B-asset regional bank was drowning in 40,000 daily fraud alerts, with analysts dispositioning each one in 4–6 minutes. We built a gradient-boosted fraud scoring pipeline trained on 18 months of dispositioned alerts, enriched with device, geolocation, and behavioral-biometric features. Daily alert volume dropped from 40,000 to 18,000 with 55% fewer false positives at the same true-positive rate. Annual analyst hours recovered: $12M. The same scoring engine now feeds real-time decline decisions on card-not-present transactions, with a documented MRM package that passed the bank’s annual OCC exam.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Every model ships with a full MRM package built to the revised 2026 interagency model risk management guidance (SR 26-2 / OCC Bulletin 2026-13, which rescinded SR 11-7 and OCC Bulletin 2011-12 in April 2026): documentation, sensitivity tests, backtesting against holdout periods, monitoring dashboards, and sign-off-ready validation packs. We've shipped models that have passed CCAR/DFAST-style scrutiny, state regulator review, and CFPB fair-lending examinations.
    Yes. We've shipped models that read from FIS, Fiserv, Jack Henry, Temenos, and Mambu cores via standard APIs and event streams. Real-time scoring services typically sit between your fraud middleware (NICE Actimize, SAS, Feedzai, Visa Featurespace) and your decisioning layer. You own the integration code and model artifacts.
    Yes — that's the default. Every model gets a tiered classification (high/medium/low risk), validation by an independent test team, ongoing performance monitoring, and challenger-model benchmarking. We deliver the documentation pack your second-line MRM team needs to approve and the third-line audit team needs to validate.
    Every credit model ships with reason codes that map to the specific factors driving each decision, so adverse-action notices cite what actually moved the score rather than a generic proxy. The CFPB's final rule amending Regulation B, issued April 22, 2026 and effective July 21, 2026, narrows the Bureau's reliance on disparate-impact theories untethered to demonstrable causation, which raises the value of models whose factor attribution you can show line by line. We deliver the scorecard documentation, the fair-lending testing results, and the monitoring your compliance team presents at exam.
    Yes. The underlying ML platform (feature store, model registry, monitoring, governance, MRM workflow) is reusable across all three. Domain models differ — retail focuses on fraud and credit, commercial on entity-resolution and trade-finance ML, wealth on signal generation — but most universal banks running their own platform run one shared stack with multiple model families.

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