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Banking CIO Outlook | Wednesday, November 20, 2019
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AI-based reconciliation solutions streamline the reconciliation process in banking by dramatically reducing the human intervention needed.
FERMONT, CA: As banking institutions enter the digital age and leverage innovative solutions to fuel their operations, the highly valued reconciliation process also undergoes a makeover. Technology firms are busy innovating technologies, while banks are actively implementing them to increase operational efficiency. The need for high-speed and automated reconciliation is becoming more pronounced than ever as banks become more diverse than ever. In response, tech vendors offer tools and solutions for reconciliation powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML).
The rising volume of banking has resulted in a demand for reconciliation platforms with high capacity. It is considered as a platform that allows the user to store and process vast amounts of data during reconciliation. Modern reconciliation should, therefore, require fast and effective data reconciliation capabilities and remove any discrepancies between financial transactions and accounts. Banking service providers can add several desirable features to reconciliation tools and services with AI and machine learning.
Backend systems powered by AI can develop cognitive skills that rule out the need for human intervention in the process of reconciliation. Not only does this improve reconciliation reliability, but it also makes the process incredibly fast. Reconciliation methods are gaining a predictive edge with machine learning. To forecast cash and liquidity functions, most banks rely on analytical solutions. Banks can remove separate analytics solutions with ML-enabled reconciliation systems and extract better insights from available data. Banks can now foresee the flow of payments and receipts daily throughout service.
The reconciliation process can be simplified to a large extent by AI and ML together. AI has also been leveraged by some service providers to enhance data quality that drives reconciliation. For AI, it is easier to pick relevant data that improves the quality of the outcomes of reconciliation. Finally, innovative reconciliation strategies provide incredibly competent banking firms to resolve with minimal costs and efforts successfully.
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