Financial Services

AI for financial services

The highest bar for explainability, auditability and data residency — and the clearest returns when you clear it.

Financial institutions cannot deploy AI they cannot explain to a regulator. That constraint rules out a great deal of what the market is selling and rules in exactly the architecture Magnigent is built on: models that can run inside your perimeter, retrieval with citation and evidence, scoped tool permissions, and a complete record of what an agent did and why. Model risk management is not an afterthought here; it is the reason the deployment is approvable.

Where it moves the needle

Four operations worth starting with

Financial crime operations

KYC refresh, alert triage, adverse media review and case file preparation with the analyst retaining the decision.

Client servicing

Onboarding document collection, servicing request handling and complaint management under regulatory deadlines.

Controls and reporting

Reconciliation, evidence collection for internal audit, and regulatory reporting preparation.

Model and AI governance

Model risk registry, documentation for supervisory review, and continuous monitoring of the agents in production.

Getting started

Where we would start in financial services

One process, one forward deployed engineer, ninety days.

Alert triage or reconciliation — never the decision itself.

Start where an agent prepares and a human disposes. That boundary is what makes the deployment approvable under model risk management, and it is where most of the hours actually go.

Weeks 1–2

Architecture review

One FDE and a solutions architect map your data estate, your existing models and your candidate processes onto the blueprint, and tell you plainly what is missing.

Weeks 3–8

First process, supervised

The FDE embeds with the team that owns the process. One process reaches production in recommend-only mode, inside your infrastructure, with an eval suite behind it.

Weeks 9–12

Measure, then decide

Cost per unit of work, quality against the eval set, and an honest account of the exceptions we got wrong. The results decide whether the programme continues.

Beyond

Handover or managed operation

Your team takes ownership, or we keep running the operation against an SLA. Both are supported; the choice is yours and it is not structural.

Let's talk about the first process

Tell us the operation that costs the most and is documented the least. We will tell you honestly whether it is a good first candidate.