Back to home
Back to home

Generative AI

The topic illustrates the evolution of various internal products since the mainstream launch and adoption of generative AI tools and large language models like OpenAI's ChatGPT.

Platform

Responsive Web Apps

scope of work

End-to-end Design (Ideation to Delivery)

Duration

June 2023, Ongoing

Overview

Since the mainstream launch and adoption of generative AI tools in the market, we have also begun the exploration of how to adopt this technology within the bank through experimenting with various use cases.

goals

Experimentation of new technologies through various use cases and transfer knowledge to other teams.

Outcomes

Scaled phase 1 use cases into enterprise products while continuing exploration with phase 2 use cases.

Timeline

As generative AI and language models continue to evolve and advance, we also continue to validate and demonstrate new capabilities through different use cases.

Phase 1 focuses on preliminary adoption of AI while phase 2 explores more advanced technologies.

phase 1

Experimenting with general LLM solutions

Phase 1 — Use Cases

Sophie is a suite of various general LLM tools encompassing Q&A, translation, and summarisation capabilities.

It addresses specific use cases, ensuring responses are not only more accurate but also tailored to the unique needs of specific user groups.

1. Market & Investment Insights

Large Language Model (LLM) chatbot backed by a database of all research, market and investment analysis for users to keep up-to-date with the latest market trends and economic changes.

Background — The bank’s research team creates investment content for clients and bank staff, providing insights to help relationship managers advise clients.

Problem — Finding relevant insights and consolidating research across time horizons is time-consuming.

How Might We — How might we provide relationship managers with easy access to market analysis and recommendations to stay informed and better support their clients?

2. DocChat

A tool for users to chat, summarise or translate with uploaded documents using retrieval augmented generation (RAG).

Background — Investment writers create investment content for clients and bank staff using insights from extensive research.

Problem — Extracting key points from lengthy publications and translating content which could come in different languages is time-consuming and costly.

How Might We — How might we help investment writers efficiently extract insights, reduce translation costs, and improve content creation workflows?

Phase 2

Transitioning to embedded AI capabilities with AI agents

Phase 2 — Use Cases

As AI technologies advance, we also continue to explore new ways to implement and test these new capabilities. One such example is the exploration of AI agents to be embedded within existing workflows and processes.

Narration Generation Engine

Using a multi-AI agent approach and framework to act as three specialised experts in the portfolio review process to create tailor investment narratives.

Background — Portfolio reviews are conducted frequently with clients to ensure that their portfolios are rebalanced and continue to align with their investment goals.

Problem — Investment advisors need to go through a wide variety of different bank research documents to pick out key information to support investment recommendations for their clients.

How Might We — How might we help investment advisors craft more compelling and comprehensive investment narratives so they can better advise their clients during the portfolio review process?

Outcomes
100+ 
pilot users

Over a 100 pilot users onboarded and tested respective use cases. Continual feedback from business subject matter experts to enhance the different products.

30%
reduction in manual work

Market & Investment Insights led to a 20-30% of reduction in time spent navigating and reading research data.

1
innovation award

Narration Generation Engine won an innovation award in a Google hackathon and Sophie LLM was a finalist in the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) awards 2023.

Projects

Private Investment Platform

The Private Investment Platform is a self-service platform providing clients with access to a diversified range of private equity and private market deals. Geared towards sophisticated clients, the platform empowers them to view available offerings and relevant deal information.

Platform:
Responsive web app
scope of work:
end-to-end design
Duration:
june 2022, 5 months

Know Your Money

Know Your Money is an asset aggregation tool designed to reconcile traditional investments with alternative assets, such as real estate and digital assets. By integrating data from various third-party providers, it offers clients a comprehensive view of their wealth while ensuring the bank remains at the center of the clients' lives.

Platform:
Mobile App
scope of work:
Redesign and Implementation of Design System
Duration:
may 2023, 4 months

Please reach out for detailed case studies