$206 Billion
Annual cost of financial crime compliance for financial institutions worldwide. LexisNexis Risk Solutions, True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance, 2023.
Digital challengers have reset what customers expect from speed, and regulators have reset what they expect from AI. A bank now has to decide faster than ever and show, for any credit, risk or compliance decision, how it was reached, while the cost of compliance keeps rising.
Annual cost of financial crime compliance for financial institutions worldwide. LexisNexis Risk Solutions, True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance, 2023.
Share of institutions that reported rising financial crime compliance costs. LexisNexis Risk Solutions, 2023.
How the EU AI Act classifies AI used to assess creditworthiness, with duties for oversight, documentation and logging. Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, Annex III.
Banks rarely lose ground for lack of models. They lose it in the handoffs: escalations that fragment across customer, operations, fraud and compliance teams, policy exceptions that wait in approval queues, and alerts that bury analysts in false positives. AI earns its place in banking when it makes those decisions predictable and every one of them defensible to a supervisor.…
Banks rarely lose ground for lack of models. They lose it in the handoffs: escalations that fragment across customer, operations, fraud and compliance teams, policy exceptions that wait in approval queues, and alerts that bury analysts in false positives. AI earns its place in banking when it makes those decisions predictable and every one of them defensible to a supervisor. Most banks cannot get there yet, for three reasons.
A bank’s judgment is its product, and the intelligence that scales it should belong to the bank. CodeNinja is a Middle Eastern-American artificial intelligence lab that builds self-improving systems and transfers them to the organizations it serves, on three commitments.
A bank’s judgment is its product, and the intelligence that scales it should belong to the bank. CodeNinja is a Middle Eastern-American artificial intelligence lab that builds self-improving systems and transfers them to the organizations it serves, on three commitments.
Every system we build makes one of three things predictable, starting with the decision that changes your economics or your exposure most.
Every system follows the same three steps, whatever decision it makes predictable.
Each stage is taken only when the problem calls for it, and many engagements are complete at the first.
Decision Systems makes one credit, risk or compliance decision predictable, with Sovereign Infrastructure and Hyper Noesis in place from the start because a supervisor can ask how any decision was reached
Hyper Ontology and Hyper Pragma connect those decisions into a twin of the bank’s policies, precedents and decisions.
Forward Capability builds the bank’s own capability to run and extend it.