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The Rise of AI in Trading: Can the Sell Side Use It?

In the penultimate article in this series, Disruption Banking looked at some of the fears around using machines to execute buy-side trades in financial services. …

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The Rise of AI in Trading: Buy Side Keen but Cautious

At the beginning of the year investment management platform provider SimCorp reported that three in ...
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The Rise of AI in Trading: Policing Risk

Risk. Some financiers like to manage it; others like to take it, in the hope ...
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The Rise of AI in Trading: Machine Learning and the Stock Market

“Skills in machine learning and AI are no longer optional, with these technologies transforming data ...
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It is easy to see why, in the context of the UK, such a law may be needed. Of the more than 460,000 Suspicious Activity Reports sent by UK banks to the UK Financial Intelligence Unit in recent years for suspicious transactions, the government’s Law Commission concluded that many were of “low-quality” and that many banks had a poor understanding of their reporting obligations, reporting less to assist the authorities than to avoid a law suit.

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