AI is rapidly becoming the cornerstone of banking innovation, with Generative AI (GenAI) in finance software standing out as a transformative force. Citi Bank estimates that embracing AI technologies could boost the banking sector's profits by an extraordinary $170 billion, translating to a 9% growth by 2028. Whether you’re a fintech entrepreneur, a banking leader, or new to the financial sector, keeping up with AI trends in banking is essential. These technologies open doors to numerous possibilities, including uncovering data-driven insights, elevating brand engagement, enhancing customer experiences, and fortifying risk management strategies.There are many industry leaders, like JPMorgan Chase and Capital One, that have already implemented AI in their businesses, and 43% of BFSI companies consider it essential to their success by 2025.Don’t let your business fall behind by adopting these latest AI trends and actionable guidance provided by KMS Solutions’ experts to help you stay competitive in this dynamic industry. The Current AI Market in Banking According to the Precedence research, the AI market in banking worldwide is forecasted to reach $315.50 billion in 2033, growing at a robust annual rate of 31.83% from 2024. The AI trend has continuously grown as more banks and financial institutions embrace digital transformation...
Building a dedicated software development team is never easy, especially when your core business activities are irrelevant to technology. Facing the pressure of digital transformation, many banks and financial institutions are on their way to building or hiring digital teams that work best for their specific requirements. Considering the advantages that a dedicated team can bring to banks, here are our tips for building a dedicated team and choosing models best suited for each banking requirement.Benefits of A Dedicated Software Development Team in BankingAs people are getting tech-savvy and prefer doing things online via their phones, banks and financial institutions need to join the digitalization trends to engage with their customers more effectively. Since banks have to focus on core business, having a dedicated software development team is worth considering. Below are some advantages of a high-performing development team for banks and financial institutions:Increase consistency and time-to-market of projects.Reduce the operational costs as the development team can be done remotely Lessen recruitment headacheKeep the project under control and ensure its security (more…)
The FinTech industry is undergoing rapid transformation, fueled by significant investments and the continuous emergence of innovative ideas. This dynamic environment brings a constant demand for new services, updates to existing ones, and accelerated development timelines. Speed has become an essential requirement for success in FinTech.Amidst intense competition, companies face immense pressure to launch products ahead of their rivals. By adopting continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment (CI/CD) practices, organizations can meet these demands effectively. CI/CD not only enhances the quality of products but also significantly reduces time-to-market, enabling businesses to stay competitive in this fast-paced industry.In this article, we will discover the benefits that CI/CD can brings to Fintech software and key strategies for implementing this practice in financial services apps. What is CI/CD in FinTech Apps? Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) are software development practices designed to streamline and accelerate the process of building, testing, and deploying applications. In the context of FinTech apps, CI/CD plays a critical role in meeting the industry's high demands for speed, quality, security, and scalability.Continuous Integration (CI): is the practice of integrating code changes from multiple developers into a shared repository frequently, often multiple times a day. Each integration triggers an...
Business intelligence (BI) is transforming the operations of banks and financial services organizations at an unprecedented pace. In an industry where data is essential, BI is an indispensable resource that enables banks to gain profound insights into customer behaviors, and make informed decisions that enhance profitability.Since implementing effective business intelligence practices has become a necessity, not just an option, for BFSI businesses, this article will take an in-depth look at how BI is transforming banking operations. We’ll explore the key applications of BI in the banking industry and share key strategies for optimizing your BI approach to drive success and innovation What is Business Intelligence (BI) in Banking and Finance Industry? Business intelligence (BI) encompasses technologies, processes, and architectures designed to collect, clean, and transform raw data into actionable insights. It involves a suite of software applications and services that convert data into meaningful intelligence, influencing operational, strategic, and tactical decision-making.The banking industry is undergoing a significant transformation with the adoption of BI tools and practices. According to the SAS survey ‘Banking in 2035’, 48% of executives identified technology and advanced data analytics as the top digital capabilities their organizations must leverage to stay competitive.Banks, investment firms, and financial institutions...
In an era of rapid digital transformation, financial data migration is a critical step for organizations seeking to modernize systems, enhance efficiency, and stay compliant with evolving regulations. Moving sensitive financial data from outdated systems to more advanced platforms demands precision, planning, and a clear strategy to ensure seamless execution.What Is Financial Data Migration?Financial data migration involves transferring monetary records, customer details, and transaction data from one system to another. This process often occurs during software upgrades, system integrations, or shifts to cloud-based platforms. A successful migration ensures the new system is functional, data integrity is preserved, and operations continue without disruption.Key Challenges in Financial Data MigrationData ComplexityFinancial data often resides in multiple formats and systems, requiring careful mapping and transformation to ensure compatibility with the new platform.Data Quality IssuesErrors like duplicates, missing fields, and outdated records complicate migration. Cleaning and standardizing data is essential to avoid carrying issues into the new system.Security RisksSensitive financial data must be protected from breaches during the migration process. Employing robust encryption and access controls is crucial.Operational DisruptionMigration can lead to downtime or performance issues, impacting customer experience and internal operations.Compliance with RegulationsRegulations such as GDPR, PCI DSS, and SOX mandate strict data handling...
For the banking sector, where software reliability is paramount, the stakes are even higher. Banking applications handle sensitive financial data and high volumes of transactions, making them prone to critical bugs and performance issues that can lead to significant financial and reputational losses.Manual testing alone is no longer sufficient to detect and mitigate these issues. As the demand for reliability and efficiency grows, banking app developers are turning to automation testing to enhance the quality and accelerate their testing processes. Yet, one critical question remains: how much of the application’s code needs to be tested? Is striving for 100% test coverage always feasible, or should financial institutions focus on testing the most critical areas likely to cause significant problems?The test coverage metrics measure how much of an application has been tested, providing a clear indicator of testing scope and thoroughness. In this article, we delve into essential test coverage techniques tailored for banking apps, helping businesses strike the right balance between comprehensive testing and efficiency. What is Test Coverage in Banking App? Test coverage refers to the measurement and evaluation of the extent to which the banking app's codebase, features, and functionalities are tested during the software development lifecycle (SDLC)....
According to Forbes, there is a severe shortage of around 40 million skilled developers globally. And the number is likely to increase to 85.2 million by 2030, which can cost corporations worldwide $8.4 trillion in revenue lost. Consequently, it’s getting harder and harder for you to put together a complete in-house development team. Hiring a dedicated software development team is a great alternative to circumvent this issue. The idea is that you collaborate with a tech vendor to establish a digital team that works for you. Thus, avoiding the tiresome hiring process. What Is a Dedicated Software Development Team? A dedicated software development team model A dedicated software development team is a model where external developers are fully dedicated to your software project for an extended period. Unlike outsourcing or hiring freelancers, these teams work as an extension of your in-house staff, fully integrating into your project environment.At its core, a dedicated team is typically composed of developers, designers, project managers, and quality assurance specialists. Their full-time commitment ensures that they work only on your project, resulting in deeper immersion, stronger collaboration, and faster results. Why Banks Need the Right Team Structure? Why Banks Need the Right Team Structure - dedicated development...
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