AI is increasingly becoming a cornerstone in business and enterprise banking, offering transformative benefits across various functions. From automating routine tasks and enhancing customer service to optimizing financial analysis and risk management, AI technologies are driving efficiency and innovation. AI-powered tools enable more accurate credit scoring, streamline compliance processes, proactively manage risk, and provide insightful analytics for strategic decision-making. According to a report by ResearchandMarkets, “the global AI in banking market size was valued at $3.88 billion in 2020, and is projected to reach $64.03 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 32.6% from 2021 to 2030”. The use cases given below highlight the numerous ways in which AI improves Business and Enterprise Banking.
Converting profit and loss documents from different formats (e.g., PDF, scanned, XBRL) into a standardized electronic format and analyzing financial statements for risk-adjusted returns. This process, applicable to both public and private companies, enables lenders to expedite loan approvals.
Converting commercial real estate profit and loss documents (rent rolls) from different formats (e.g., PDF, scanned, XBRL) into a standardized electronic format and analyzing financial statements for risk-adjusted returns. This rapid and accurate conversion helps lenders approve loans more quickly.
Extracting key-value pairs and relevant attributes from financial documents such as memoranda of understanding, letters of credit, guarantees, performance bonds, and syndicated loans. These extracted data points are then used for accurate reconciliation processes.
AI systems, particularly LLMs and GPTs, are utilized to efficiently gather external data to understand market sentiments and key performance indicators of financial markets and individual companies. This real-time intelligence aids financial institutions in better balancing their risk-reward systems.
AI systems are used to develop Decision Support Systems in capital markets, brokerage, retirement, and wealth management. These systems predict ratings for small and medium-sized companies that analysts cannot cover due to time constraints and scrape data from news media, 10Ks, 10Qs, equities research, and fixed-income documents.
Investment banking professionals utilize Large Language Models and semantic search to query internal information available in various formats such as paper documents, presentations, databases, emails, and folders. This helps in efficiently retrieving relevant information for decision-making.
AI systems aid banks and financial institutions in forensic accounting research by training on historical data containing both anomalous and non-anomalous transactions. This training helps in making accurate inferences for new data, enhancing fraud detection and financial analysis.
LLMs can be used to train call center agents and ensure that scripts and necessary disclosures are followed during inbound and outbound calls. Additionally, AI systems can analyze the tone and sentiment of both business customers and call center agents during calls, improving customer service quality.
Existing Machine Learning (ML) tools are effective in predicting marketing or sales offers for specific business customer segments based on available parameters. Consequently, AI systems can automate these sales offers and provide AI-based advising, enhancing marketing efficiency.
AI systems, such as LLMs and GPTs, assist in the creative process of generating one-to-one personalized messaging at scale using conversational language. This helps improve customer experience, retention, and cross-sales by making interactions more engaging and relevant.
Process scans or pictures of certificates of incorporation, bills, contracts, or IDs into systems using management order fulfillment and risk recognition. This enables real-time prediction of money laundering activities and assessment of potential credit risks, enhancing fraud detection and reputation management.
Reconcile business client data with reference data sources such as historical background data, police checks, or tax databases. Use chatbots to support and guide clients through the onboarding process and assist in selecting appropriate products, enhancing client experience and compliance.
Use business customer demographic data to define granular transactional patterns and customize product offerings and promotions. Identify the next product to buy based on customers’ demographics, services, product portfolio, transactional behavior, and contact history, enhancing personalized marketing strategies.