Alibaba, Standard Chartered partner to accelerate AI adoption in banking sector


The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding that would see Standard Chartered leverage solutions from Alibaba Cloud – the Hangzhou-based firm’s AI and cloud computing services arm – to enhance operational efficiency and elevate customer experience, according to a statement on Tuesday from Alibaba, which owns the South China Morning Post.
“Through this strategic alliance, we will combine Alibaba’s technological expertise with Standard Chartered’s deep industry knowledge to unlock new possibilities,” Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu Yongming said.

Their cooperation includes building AI-powered customer engagement tools, automating risk management and compliance, and talent development at the bank through AI workshops and certifications for employees.

“From education to healthcare and scientific research, AI has already shown its potential to drive transformational change,” Wu said.

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters and Eddie Wu Yongming, CEO of Alibaba Group Holding, mark the two companies’ AI deal at the Chinese firm’s headquarters in Hangzhou. Photo: Handout
Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters and Eddie Wu Yongming, CEO of Alibaba Group Holding, mark the two companies’ AI deal at the Chinese firm’s headquarters in Hangzhou. Photo: Handout
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