If you’ve ever watched a trade break at 4:58 p.m. on a Friday, you already know this truth: most “back-office” work isn’t glamorous, but it is brutally unforgiving. One mismatched data field, one missing document, one misapplied po...
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Goldman Sachs is working alongside engineers from AI company, Anthropic, to create automated systems to perform accounting and compliance work, in a bid to increase efficiency and control staffing growth. CIO Marco Argenti describes these systems as "digital co-workers", able to carry out traditionally labor-intensive tasks like reading large amounts of documents, applying rules, and identifying discrepancies - with a focus on the goal to enhance Goldman's trade and transaction accounting and client vetting and onboarding.
If you’ve ever watched a trade break at 4:58 p.m. on a Friday, you already know this truth: most “back-office” work isn’t glamorous, but it is brutally unforgiving. One mismatched data field, one missing document, one misapplied po...
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