Arcesium has launched Arcesium Intelligence, an AI platform purpose-built for institutional investment firms.
CFA Institute has published its response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Review into the long-term impact of artificial intelligence on retail financial services (the “Mills Review”).
Neel Khokhani, Epochal Corporation, writes that for the past decade, the infrastructure investment community has operated on a seductive premise: that the future of computing belongs to whoever builds the biggest facilities.
Axiory.ai is launching a platform designed to allow artificial intelligence (AI) agents to interact with financial markets through a single standardised environment.
MerQube, a technology-led research and index firm has announced a strategic partnership with Noonum, a purpose-built AI engine for thematic investment analysis.
SEI has announced it has joined forces with IBM to accelerate enterprise transformation through agentic AI and automation and modernise how it operates, innovates, and delivers value to clients.
Agent-native AI platform Palindrome recently announced that it had been selected to join the Microsoft and NVIDIA Agentic Launchpad programme, a new initiative designed to accelerate the development of intelligent enterprise applications.
As debates about an AI bubble rage and with notable industry figures including BlackRock’s CEO Larry Fink predicting “big failures” in the tech sector, so fund managers that are increasingly reliant on the technology start to question the stability of their providers.
Creeping fears about the likelihood of an implosion in artificial intelligence (AI) and technology stocks are feeding into institutions’ overall concern for market performance next year.
Nalin Yogasundram and Jonathan Bauman at American Century Investments write that Artificial intelligence (AI) has helped drive results for the Magnificent Seven and other large-cap companies. But they’re not the only ones benefiting from this trend.
