GenAI solution to automate credit memos

Developed by GFT Spain together with Oliver Wyman
20 September 2024
The Credit Risk Assistant utilises advanced techniques such as GenAI to enhance the credit memos in banks. It automates the processing of different data sources and provides the insights that analysts require to create these reports.
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Automated process

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Quality and consistency

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Features

Data and metadata upload and storage

Embeddings are generated for the uploaded documents and loaded into a database. Metadata is used to categorise / associate data with companies, sectors, etc.
Uploaded files are stored in the cloud. The generated files are stored in the database by sections, and the PDF is generated based on these sections.

Document generation

Able to generate tailored documents made of different sections. Data uploaded can be associated with the different sections.

Traceability

Provides traceable sources for the content generated in each section, ensuring transparency and accountability. Also provides a confidence score for the sections produced.

Human in the loop

There is a chat where an operator can make adjustments via chat to improve tool responses. It can also be used to query the uploaded documents.

Multi-language PDF export

Credit memo documents are exported to PDF for their subsequent analysis. Able to generate the reports in multiple languages (all supported by LLMs).

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