How can financial services providers apply artificial intelligence to their businesses?

Authored by: FIBR
July 18, 2018 - 1 min read

FIBR, a program of BFA in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, explored how artificial intelligence, machine learning can be applied to the business context of PAYGo and financial services providers such as predicting customer risk, generating sales leads and the MSME context with smart tools for merchants to manage inventory and price products.

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