When it comes to the adoption of generative AI in finance, we are still at the top of the first inning.
That is why it was really interesting to read Penny Crosman's article yesterday about what is top is mind for bankers when it comes to Gen AI.
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Fintech infrastructure is still hot. As earnings season wraps up, we heard from nCino yesterday as they reported on their fiscal first quarter, which ended on April 30.
Nubank executives talk credit strategy in Latam. The fintech has a portfolio of $20 billion comprised of personal and credit card loans.
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Here is another use case for generative AI. BNPL giant Klarna is using Gen AI to run marketing campaigns and generate images.
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The lawsuit against Navy Federal has financial institutions revisiting their fair lending practices and considering how AI fits in.
While Synapse collapse is in the news a lot right now, this is a reminder that not all fintech is created equal. Let's not forget that there are many fantastic innovations that have come out of the rise of fintech.
Last month, it was Chase, this month, it is PayPal launching a new ad business.
PayPal has hired Uber's former head of advertising to run PayPal Ads, the new division that will be selling targeted ads based on its customer data.