Businesses are increasingly adopting AI and automation to enhance operational efficiencies, with IBN Technologies leading partnerships to deliver innovative financial solutions.

Businesses globally are increasingly recognising the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation in enhancing their operational efficiencies. In a notable development, IBN Technologies has formed alliances with various outsourcing accounting firms in the United States. This collaboration is aimed at delivering a suite of technology-driven financial solutions tailored to both small and large enterprises.

The partnership emerges at a time of rising demand for advanced accounting solutions, with many firms now integrating cloud-based tools, AI-driven analytics, and automation technologies. These innovations enable companies to achieve real-time financial insights, thereby improving decision-making processes and managing risks more effectively. According to IBN Technologies’ CEO, Ajay Mehta, “IBN Technologies believes that the future of financial management lies in blending cutting-edge technology with strategic outsourcing. Our goal is to enable businesses to innovate and grow without the burden of managing complex financial tasks internally.” This approach allows businesses to concentrate on their core operations while ensuring financial accuracy and compliance, proving particularly beneficial for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) grappling with financial regulations and tax compliance.

As many SMBs turn to external partners for specialised financial services, they can afford tailored solutions encompassing bookkeeping, tax filing, financial reporting, and payroll management. This flexibility allows them to focus on growth without the need for a substantial internal finance team. Larger enterprises, meanwhile, are pursuing managed accounting services to streamline processes, reduce costs, and bolster operational efficiencies. IBN Technologies’ offerings utilise technologies such as machine learning and cloud computing to enhance financial analysis, detect fraudulent activities, and enable collaborative efforts in real-time, further aiding businesses to remain competitive.

In parallel, another market underscoring the role of AI is that of consumer fintech in Latin America, notably catalysed by companies like Kueski. AI is reshaping the lending landscape in this region, facilitating financial inclusion by enabling institutions to analyse vast quantities of non-traditional financial data rapidly. This is especially crucial in markets where a significant portion of the population, such as Mexico, lacks a conventional credit history—a situation affecting about 40% of the population. The innovative application of AI allows lenders to make informed decisions without escalating risk, thus bringing more consumers into the formal economy.

Speaking on this topic, Krishna Venkatraman, Chief Data Officer at Kueski, highlighted how “new AI capabilities are making consumer fintech products more user-friendly and intuitive.” With AI-driven language models guiding consumers through self-service financial activities, individuals are less intimidated and more empowered to manage their finances. The incorporation of alternative data sets for determining creditworthiness allows previously unqualified consumers to access various financial products, fundamentally altering their financial trajectories.

As AI describes a broader horizon of possibilities, it is evident that it will enhance financial services through increased personalisation. Financial institutions and fintechs can tailor products to specific consumer needs, ultimately driving greater economic empowerment by connecting more people to financial opportunities. Thus, AI’s potential as a bridge for underbanked and underserved populations is unraveling new economic trajectories, contributing to a more inclusive financial ecosystem across diverse regions.

Source: Noah Wire Services

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