VentureBeat December 15, 2019
Neha Singh, Broadridge

Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize financial services. According to the MIT Sloan and Boston Consulting Group’s 2019 Global Executive Study and Research Report, 90% of respondents agree that AI represents a business opportunity for their companies. Firms are investing heavily in AI capabilities, but few have a clear vision for their adoption strategy or a process for prioritizing projects, running experiments, and implementing AI on an enterprise-wide basis.

A recent survey conducted at the SIFMA Operations conferences earlier this year of over 200 representatives from banks, asset managers, broker-dealers, consultants, and regulators indicated that 78% do not have AI initiatives in production, and 20% are unsure or have no plans to do something in AI.

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