Recognos Details How AI Can Help Back-Office Processes

Yesterday, Recognos unveiled improvements to its Reference Data Center utility offering, using, in part, machine learning and natural-language processing techniques.

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As artificial intelligence (AI) techniques improve, it's only natural that they will seep into newer and more varied functions throughout the capital markets ecosystem.

For the March issue of Waters, I detailed how machine learning is being deployed for front-office trading operations, specifically for market-timing strategies and other predictive processes.

Machine learning can be used to help improve risk management and surveillance systems. An article in this month's issue of Inside Reference

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