BNP Paribas and Google Cloud Sign Five Year AI Partnership

Sep 24, 2026
BNP Paribas and Google Cloud signed a five year partnership covering cloud infrastructure, Gemini models, AI agents, and employee training.

BNP Paribas and Google Cloud announce in a press release a five year partnership focused on cloud infrastructure, Gemini models, and AI agents. The agreement expands the bank's access to Google Cloud technology under its existing security and data governance requirements.

BNP Paribas will integrate Gemini models into LLM@CIB, a generative AI assistant available to more than 65,000 employees in its Corporate and Institutional Banking division. The companies also plan to deploy agents for tasks such as preparing corporate credit memos, with additional uses across sales, trading, research, and structuring. The bank will use Gemini Enterprise to build, evaluate, and deploy these agents.

Certain data categories will remain outside public cloud systems. Agents will require authentication, receive access only to necessary resources, and operate under monitoring and control when interacting with bank systems. The agreement also includes employee training ranging from basic AI literacy to specialized agent development.

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