Finance

Answer analyst and client questions in seconds, automate reporting, and flag risk early, with an audit trail on every action.

Financial analytics
Automated reporting
Risk management

The problems we solve for finance

Where financial firms lose speed and control, and how AI gives both back.

Market volatility

Markets move in seconds. Your analysts need answers from your data and research just as fast.

  • Instant answers over market and portfolio data
  • Research and filing summaries in seconds
  • Portfolio questions answered in plain language

Risk management

Risk now spans multiple asset classes and shifting market conditions, and your models have to keep pace.

  • Multifactor risk models
  • Stress testing automation
  • Real time risk monitoring

Data analysis complexity

You hold massive volumes of financial data, but finding the patterns and insights you can act on is slow.

  • Big data processing
  • Pattern recognition
  • Predictive analytics

Regulatory compliance

Every jurisdiction adds its own rules, and each one demands continuous monitoring and reporting.

  • Automated compliance monitoring
  • Regulatory reporting automation
  • Audit trail maintenance

Client services

High net worth clients expect personalized service and real time insight into their portfolios.

  • Personalized investment advice
  • Real time portfolio updates
  • Automated client reporting

Operational efficiency

Manual processes and legacy systems slow your operations down and push costs up.

  • Process automation
  • Legacy system integration
  • Workflow optimization

AI use cases for wealth and asset managers, and how we build them on Blits.ai

Six use cases that wealth and asset managers already run in production: what each one does, how we build it on the Blits.ai platform, and what it can be worth for a firm of a given size.

Advisor knowledge assistant

An AI knowledge assistant for wealth advisors and relationship managers answers their questions in seconds from the firm's own research, house view, product documentation and policies. Every answer links to the source document, so the advisor can check it before using it with a client.

Built withChatbots
USD 460,000 to USD 8.6 million
Value of advisor time released from searching, per year. Reference: A wealth manager with 500 client facing advisors.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai this is an AI agent grounded in a knowledge base that holds the research library, house view and product documents, retrieved with hybrid search (vector plus BM25). Document ingestion covers PDF, Word, PowerPoint and email files, and the document library keeps versions so an outdated note can be reverted or removed. The agent is instructed to answer only from retrieved passages and to cite them.

Advisors reach it in Microsoft Teams or through the API inside their own desktop. Guardrails check inputs and outputs, PII masking keeps client data out of prompts, and role based access controls who can change the agent. Test suites replay real advisor questions with LLM grading against approved answers on every change, and analytics and feedback show adoption and unanswered topics. The platform is model agnostic. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises to meet data residency requirements.

See the 8 public deployments

Portfolio commentary

Portfolio reporting and commentary is AI that drafts each client's periodic portfolio report and commentary in plain language, for wealth and asset managers. The narrative covers performance, attribution, what drove returns, positioning and outlook, written in the client's language, where every figure comes from the portfolio system of record and a reviewer approves the text before delivery.

Built withChatbots
USD 800,000 to USD 4.8 million
Value of staff time released from commentary drafting, per year. Reference: A wealth manager sending quarterly reports to 20,000 client portfolios.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai an agentic workflow runs after period end: custom functions or a SQL knowledge base read performance and holdings from the firm's systems, a knowledge base supplies the house view and manager notes, and an AI agent with structured output drafts each section in the approved template, referencing figures by field. A second function compares every number in the draft with the source data and checks that the required disclaimers are present.

Drafts pause for human in the loop approval, and multi language support and machine translation adapt approved text per market. Guardrails block banned phrases, the workflow's audit trail and downloadable run data serve as the decision log, and test suites replay reference portfolios on every template, prompt or model change.

See the 3 public deployments

Advisor meeting notes

An AI notetaker that turns a wealth advisor's client meeting into a file note, follow up message and CRM record the firm needs to evidence its advice. The meeting is recorded with the client's consent, and the notetaker drafts a structured note with the client's goals, circumstances, decisions and action items, then writes it into the CRM once the advisor approves it; unlike a general meeting summarizer, its output becomes part of the regulated client record.

USD 1.8 million to USD 13.8 million
Value of advisor time released from meeting write up, per year. Reference: A wealth manager with 500 client facing advisors.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the capture step uses speech to text with self hosted transcription and speaker diarization, so audio can be processed on Blits.ai infrastructure. Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises. An agentic workflow then drafts the file note in the firm's template with an AI agent using structured output, and pauses for human in the loop approval by the advisor before anything is filed or sent.

Approved notes and tasks are written to the CRM through custom functions (REST calls) or the ready made Microsoft Dynamics 365 tool, and the follow up is drafted for email. PII masking at the gateway and guardrails control what reaches the model, the workflow's audit trail records each run and approval, and test suites check note quality against a set of reference transcripts on every prompt or model change.

See the 8 public deployments

Advisor next best action

AI next best action for advisors is an engine for wealth advisors, not customers, that scans an advisor's whole book and surfaces a short, ranked list of client specific prompts. Prompts include idle cash, a maturing deposit, a concentration to review, a life event or an early sign of attrition, each with the reasoning and data behind it, for the advisor to act on or dismiss.

Built withChatbots
USD 300,000 to USD 5 million
Additional annual revenue from acted prompts, per year. Reference: A wealth manager with 50,000 advised clients.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the scoring stays in the firm's own models or data platform; Blits.ai adds the explanation and delivery layer. An agentic workflow runs on a schedule, reads scored signals and client context through custom functions (REST or SQL) or a SQL knowledge base, and an AI agent writes each prompt's rationale and talking points with structured output, grounded in the house view held in a knowledge base.

Prompts reach advisors by email or through the API inside the advisor desktop, and advisors can ask a Microsoft Teams assistant about a client. Agentic tasks can watch for conditions such as a maturity date and fire a prompt when it is reached. Output guardrails with policies the firm writes can block prompts that push products outside policy, and the workflow keeps an audit trail of every run. Act, snooze and dismiss on each prompt is captured and used to improve the ranking.

See the 4 public deployments

Goal based planning

An AI assistant for goal based financial planning is an AI assistant that turns a client's goals into projections and what if scenarios using a rules based planning engine. It explains the trade offs in plain language and prepares the plan for an advisor to validate, with every assumption disclosed and reproducible.

USD 800,000 to USD 6 million
Value of planner time released per year. Reference: A wealth manager with 200 financial planners.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai the conversation runs in an AI agent that gathers goals and facts, with a flow for the fixed parts of the fact find and custom functions that call the firm's planning engine through its API, so every projection comes from the engine. A knowledge base holds the approved explanations of assumptions and concepts, and structured output keeps numbers in separate fields that a custom function can compare with the engine response.

The advisor version runs in Microsoft Teams or inside internal tools through the REST API channel; a client version can use the web chat channel, or the API channel inside the firm's own app, with rich cards and charts to compare scenarios. Guardrails stop product recommendations and hand complex cases to a human through human handover, and test suites replay known scenarios on every change. Multi language support covers markets where clients plan in their own language.

See the 2 public deployments

Account servicing execution

AI account servicing execution is AI that reads and acts on servicing requests landing in operations queues, such as address or beneficiary changes, for back office staff. It checks each request against policy and entitlements, then prepares or makes the change, such as mandate changes, standing instructions, reissues, payoff and reference letters and loan maintenance, in core systems under dual control.

Built withAgentic AI
USD 600,000 to USD 4.1 million
Operations effort avoided, per year. Reference: A retail bank whose operations teams complete 500,000 servicing requests a year.
How we build it on Blits.ai

On Blits.ai this is an agentic workflow that is started through the API with an API token, or from a flow (for example one behind the email channel or the customer facing servicing agent) through a trigger workflow block. The agent reads the request it is given, retrieves the procedure from the knowledge base, and calls custom functions for the entitlement check and the change in core systems, limited by a tool execution policy.

Human in the loop confirmation holds any change above the configured threshold for a checker, and every run keeps a full audit trail. A flow can start the workflow through a trigger workflow block and wait for its result, or confirm completion to the customer by email. Test suites run sample requests against the workflow before a new request type goes live, and PII masking at the gateway can mask or redact personal data the model does not need.

See the 2 public deployments

What matters when an investment firm puts AI to work

Wealth and asset management is regulated, and every answer, file note and client report carries the firm's name. These are the questions risk, compliance and investment teams ask, and how Blits.ai answers them.

Regulators and AI rules

Supervisors expect the same control over AI as over any other investment process: record keeping under MiFID II, a risk classification under the EU AI Act, operational resilience under DORA and local guidance such as the MAS rules on AI risk. Blits.ai logs every conversation, run and change, so you can show a regulator what the AI did and why.

Answers grounded in your research

Advisors and analysts get answers only from your approved research, house view and product documents, each with a link to the source passage they can check before using it with a client. Input and output guardrails check every message, and when the knowledge base holds no answer the assistant says so instead of guessing.

Advice within the boundaries you set

Personalized investment advice needs a suitability assessment and a firm licensed to give it. You decide how far the assistant goes: explaining the house view, a fund or a client's own portfolio, or preparing personal recommendations from your suitability data for an advisor to confirm. Advice stays within the boundaries your compliance team sets, guardrails hold that line on every answer, and questions beyond it go to an advisor with the conversation and context attached.

Every figure from the system of record

A wrong return or holding in a client report is a conduct issue. On Blits.ai, functions read performance and holdings from your portfolio systems, the agent keeps figures in separate fields, and a second check compares every number in the draft with the source data before a reviewer sees it.

Client data that stays where it must

Run Blits.ai in our cloud in the EU, Qatar, Singapore, the UAE, the US or Australia, in your private cloud, or fully on premises, air gapped if you need it. PII masking at the gateway removes personal data before a model sees it, and the platform is ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS Level 1 certified.

Advisors stay in control

File notes, client reports and account changes wait for a named person to approve them, with the full context attached. Test suites built from real conversations and reference cases run before any prompt, template or model change goes live, so what your clients receive never changes without review.

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Frequently asked questions

The numbers behind the shift

Market context, with sources. The opportunity is real, and so is the risk of getting it wrong.

3B+
client interactions handled by Bank of America's Erica assistant since 2018, now around 58 million a month
Source: Bank of America newsroom
10.8M
customer queries handled by NatWest's Cora assistant in 2023, up from 5 million in 2019
Source: NatWest Group
$200B to $340B
of value that generative AI could add to global banking every year
Source: McKinsey