Oracle Introduces AI Agents to Combat Financial Crime
Oracle Financial Services has enhanced its Investigation Hub Cloud Service with new AI agents, announced in a press release. These agents are designed to automate investigative processes, helping financial institutions uncover complex patterns and combat financial crime more efficiently.
The AI agents utilize generative AI-driven narratives to supplement investigators' analyses, reducing manual work and improving the speed and quality of reviewing suspicious activities. This allows investigators to focus on the most pressing leads, saving time and resources.
These capabilities are available globally and aim to provide consistent and reliable information for investigative analysts by eliminating inconsistencies in user queries. The agents can analyze alert information, match customer data with sanction lists, and generate comprehensive narratives to assist in thorough investigations and data-informed decision-making.
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