Global European bank cuts trade surveillance analysis time by 95% with GenAI platform

A global european bank deployed Large Language Models & Generative AI for Anti-Money Laundering & Compliance in Investment & Capital Markets. As reported by hcltech.com: 95% (8.75 hrs → 25 min) analysis time reduction.

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95% (8.75 hrs → 25 min)Analysis Time Reduction
80%Data Prep Time Reduction
90%New Analysis Turnaround Improvement

Source-reported figures — cited source: hcltech.com

What the global european bank was trying to fix

Trader surveillance required continuous monitoring of trading data, e-communications, voice recordings, and P&L information to detect market abuse including manipulation, insider dealing, and MNPI misuse. Risk analysts manually reconstructed investigation scenarios and documented findings from surveillance alerts — a highly labor-intensive process prone to human error that consumed significant analyst bandwidth.

What the global european bank deployed

HCLTech implemented a GenAI-enabled trade surveillance platform featuring context-specific content extraction from structured and unstructured datasets queryable via natural language prompts. The solution was developed through five co-innovation workshops and prototyping with LLMs for regulatory functions, then scaled via HCLTech's Enterprise AI Foundry onto a Google Cloud platform using Google's Gemini model for enhanced performance.

Results

Data preparation time for data scientists dropped 80%, from several hours to approximately 15 minutes per dataset. Overall analysis time fell from 8.75 hours to just 25 minutes. New analysis turnaround improved by 90% to ~10 minutes through AI-powered news aggregation and summarization, and alert resolution time decreased from 11 to 9 minutes.

Key Takeaways

  • Natural language querying of surveillance datasets dramatically reduces analyst preparation burden, freeing capacity for complex investigations.
  • Co-innovation workshops between vendor and client teams are critical for validating LLM applicability in regulated financial functions before scaling.
  • Migrating from open-source LLMs to a production-grade model (Google Gemini) via an Enterprise AI Foundry framework enables reliable scaling of pilots.

Evidence for the global european bank's Anti-Money Laundering & Compliance deployment

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