Artificial Intelligence Innovation in Financial Services

Artificial intelligence technologies are permeating financial services sectors around the world. The application of these technologies in emerging markets allows financial service providers to further automate their business processes and to leverage new and big data sources to overcome obstacles, including the high cost of serving rural and low-income customers and establishing customer identity and creditworthiness, that prevent the delivery of financial services to many consumers. Realizing financial inclusion benefits through the adoption of artificial intelligence relies on its responsible adoption by firms, on competitive market settings, and on continued investment in the necessary infrastructure.

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Main Authors: Biallas, Margarete, O'Neill, Felicity
Format: Brief biblioteca
Language:English
Published: International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC 2020-06
Subjects:FINANCIAL SERVICES, FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, FINANCIAL INCLUSION, SUPPLY CHAIN, TRADE FINANCE, EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/839801596184068790/Artificial-Intelligence-Innovation-in-Financial-Services
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34305
http://dx.doi.org/10.1596/34305
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Summary:Artificial intelligence technologies are permeating financial services sectors around the world. The application of these technologies in emerging markets allows financial service providers to further automate their business processes and to leverage new and big data sources to overcome obstacles, including the high cost of serving rural and low-income customers and establishing customer identity and creditworthiness, that prevent the delivery of financial services to many consumers. Realizing financial inclusion benefits through the adoption of artificial intelligence relies on its responsible adoption by firms, on competitive market settings, and on continued investment in the necessary infrastructure.