Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the world of Financial Advising

We know that artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the world of work. What is less known is that almost all areas will be impacted. If we take the world of insurance for example, today, artificial intelligence makes it possible to extract the important information contained in a file but also to analyse the type of claim involved, and to understand if it is or not covered by the insurance policy. All this is done without the slightest effort and without incurring the slightest cost. Artificial intelligence is also capable of sorting out relevant data, which can then be imported into a complaints database, helping agents to initiate the appropriate complaints process. However, artificial intelligence has limits and in the end, at least for the time being, the final decision is still human. In the world of finance and more specifically with regard to the work of financial advisers, banks and other financial institutions are constantly increasing their investments. Artificial intelligence reduces the tedious work of understanding the context and frees up time for advisors, allowing them to focus on value-added tasks. Artificial intelligence has its limits it is a reality, but it also makes it possible to reduce human errors, to accelerate the speed of responses and thus the satisfaction of the customer. Artificial intelligence is there to assist the advisor in his decision-making by identifying any inaccuracies, the risks of fraud, and by optimizing the relationship between profit, profitability and customer satisfaction. Hedge funds are using AI to beat the stock market, Google is utilizing it to diagnose heart disease more quickly and accurately, and American Express is deploying AI bots to serve its customers online.

Financial advices is so useful for professional athletes

Greg Oden is an American former professional basketball player. On June 28, 2007, Greg Oden was selected first overall in the 2007 NBA draft by the Portland Trail Blazers. His basketball career, unfortunately, ended suddenly when the player was only 31 years old. A rather young age for a basketball player especially for the most talented and the most professional of them. He recently returned to school and graduated from the University of Ohio. Why? Because Greg Oden understood everything! His career ended, he understood that there was a way to pursue a career by consulting his professional friends. It looks a lot like the popular American series "Ballers" but this time it is real life and basketball instead of American football. "I'm not saying that I did terrible things with my money or that I lost everything, but if I had been a little better informed about money, I would probably have made better decisions outside of courses. " The financial advisory sector for top athletes is currently booming, especially among former NBA players like Tony Parker, who recently got involved in the field. Pro athletes may receive a large paycheck, but that paycheck is only large for a few years or, at best, a decade or two, depending on what sport they play, their contract terms, how well they perform, and how injuries affect their career. That is why receiving financial advices is so useful for professional athletes. These advices do not necessarily need to come from ex-professional athletes but networking plays a key role in faith between the players and their advisors.