How AI agents can join the dots for risk managers
Citi risk expert outlines agentic AI tool that would pull together structured and unstructured data on trading and lending approvals to create single, unified view of risk
The brain works by a combination of trillions of neural connections. Similarly, the activity of a financial firm is made up of countless individual risk decisions spanning market, credit and liquidity risk, among others. The interplay between these different areas of risk is rarely predictable. Trading and lending decisions are in large part subjective and idiosyncratic, made under time pressure or specific market conditions. They draw on human experience and judgement – and resist
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