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Bank Nerd Corner welcomes Todd Phillips, an assistant professor at the Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business, to discuss a not-so-theoretical thought experiment about the intersection of artificial intelligence, deposit stability and bank liquidity,
Todd’s paper, “When Siri Becomes Deposit Broker,” explores the implications for banks if consumers and businesses widely adopt agentic artificial intelligence capabilities that could automatically and autonomously move customer funds out of banks, either for rate seeking or stability reasons.
This imagined application would continue the long tradition of “deposit brokers” in the industry, a historic deposit designation that indicated the deposits were “hot” and not fully relationships. This time, they — and their regulators — may not realize their customer deposits are “hot” before it’s too late. We talk about the technology that makes this possible, why the definition of deposit broker matters, what are regulators’ limitations and how banks should respond.
Taktile is an AI Decision Platform that helps financial institutions automate and improve their risk management strategies across the entire customer lifecycle. From onboarding and credit underwriting to fraud detection and transaction monitoring, Taktile empowers risk teams to build, test, and optimize their critical decision processes, without relying on engineers. Taktile has been recognized as category leader — for four quarters in a row — in G2’s Quarterly Report for Decision Management Platforms, and is trusted by leading fintechs, banks, and insurers across the globe. The company is headquartered in New York City and has offices in Berlin and London. For more information, visit taktile.com or follow Taktile on LinkedIn.
Read “When Siri Becomes a Deposit Broker” here: https://southstatecorrespondent.com/category/banker-to-banker/
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By Kiah HaslettBank Nerd Corner welcomes Todd Phillips, an assistant professor at the Georgia State University’s Robinson College of Business, to discuss a not-so-theoretical thought experiment about the intersection of artificial intelligence, deposit stability and bank liquidity,
Todd’s paper, “When Siri Becomes Deposit Broker,” explores the implications for banks if consumers and businesses widely adopt agentic artificial intelligence capabilities that could automatically and autonomously move customer funds out of banks, either for rate seeking or stability reasons.
This imagined application would continue the long tradition of “deposit brokers” in the industry, a historic deposit designation that indicated the deposits were “hot” and not fully relationships. This time, they — and their regulators — may not realize their customer deposits are “hot” before it’s too late. We talk about the technology that makes this possible, why the definition of deposit broker matters, what are regulators’ limitations and how banks should respond.
Taktile is an AI Decision Platform that helps financial institutions automate and improve their risk management strategies across the entire customer lifecycle. From onboarding and credit underwriting to fraud detection and transaction monitoring, Taktile empowers risk teams to build, test, and optimize their critical decision processes, without relying on engineers. Taktile has been recognized as category leader — for four quarters in a row — in G2’s Quarterly Report for Decision Management Platforms, and is trusted by leading fintechs, banks, and insurers across the globe. The company is headquartered in New York City and has offices in Berlin and London. For more information, visit taktile.com or follow Taktile on LinkedIn.
Read “When Siri Becomes a Deposit Broker” here: https://southstatecorrespondent.com/category/banker-to-banker/
Fintech Takes Banking is the weekly newsletter for bank execs who get it. Subscribe for the latest in regulation, tech, financials, operations and, yes, accounting, straight to your inbox: https://fintechtakes.com/banking/newsletter-subscription/
Follow Kiah:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/khaslett/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/khaslett