JP Morgan: Expanding Machine Learning Capabilities in the Financial Services Arena
Brief overview of JP Morgan's adoption of machine learning into its day-to-day operations
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JP Morgan, Machine Learning, and the Future of Finance
Machine Learning & Lending: Banco Santander’s Response to Banking Sector Disruption
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Will machine learning help the Commonwealth Bank of Australia avoid the next banking scandal?
Managing regulatory and reputational risk has become the top priority for the financial services industry in Australia in 2018 – so how will machine learning help?
After Brexit, Barclays Should Exit
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Citi: Banking on a digital future for financial services
Despite having been transformed by technology over the past half-century, the banking industry is threatened by increased digitalization, particularly the rise of start-ups that utilize technological solutions to provide better services at lower costs. Nevertheless, most large banks are uniquely situated to take advantage of the opportunities posed by advanced technologies. Citi, in particular, has transformed both its operating and business models in exciting ways; by continuing to lead in the industry, it will ensure its role at the center of the global financial system for another 200 years.