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SC GPT to revolutionise operational efficiency in banking

FutureIoT Editors by FutureIoT Editors
April 3, 2025
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Standard Chartered has officially launched SC GPT, a Generative AI (GenAI) tool, across 41 markets, signalling a major leap forward in its operational strategy. This innovative tool is set to enhance operational efficiency and client engagement, aligning with the Bank’s commitment to integrating AI into its core business processes.

Empowering operations and productivity

SC GPT aims to empower over 70,000 employees by streamlining various operational functions. The tool is designed to improve productivity, tailor sales and marketing efforts, and enhance software engineering through increased automation. Notably, it also aims to refine how risks are measured, managed, recorded, and reported, which is critical for ensuring compliance and operational resilience.

Mohammed Rahim, group chief data officer at Standard Chartered, emphasised the importance of responsible AI development, stating, “SC GPT reflects our people-focused approach to AI and commitment to innovation with responsibility.” The integration of strong governance and ethical principles into the tool’s design aims to mitigate potential biases and promote fairness in its application.

Custom solutions for enhanced pperational effectiveness

A customised version of SC GPT is in the works, designed to leverage Group data to address specific challenges faced by Standard Chartered. Local teams will have the flexibility to utilise the tool for tailored solutions that cater to market-specific needs. For instance, use cases include automating content generation for digital marketing, providing translation services, and enhancing customer advisory capabilities.

Strategic imperative for banking operations

Bill Winters, group chief executive at Standard Chartered, highlighted the operational necessity of adopting Generative AI in banking. He noted, “Effective adoption of GenAI is an operational imperative for all banks.”

This perspective underscores a broader industry trend where financial institutions are recognising the potential of AI technologies to transform operational frameworks significantly.

Future of operational excellence

As Standard Chartered rolls out SC GPT, its focus on responsible AI adoption will be pivotal in ensuring that operational enhancements do not compromise ethical standards. By prioritising governance and fairness in its AI initiatives, the bank sets a benchmark for others in the industry.

In conclusion, the launch of SC GPT not only reinforces Standard Chartered's leadership in operational innovation but also signifies a transformative shift towards AI-driven operational models in banking. As the industry continues to evolve, the integration of AI tools like SC GPT is poised to enhance efficiency, drive productivity, and ultimately create long-term value for clients and stakeholders alike. This development marks just the beginning of Standard Chartered's journey in harnessing AI for operational excellence.

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