Q3 2026: IBM (US): IBM expanded its digital banking infrastructure on September 24, 2026, adding Swift blockchain-based shared-ledger connectivity and an on-premises Digital Asset Haven option to help regulated financial institutions manage digital-asset services with greater security and control.
Q3 2026: Microsoft (US): Microsoft became designated a critical third party to the UK financial sector in July 2026, reflecting its growing role in supporting critical financial-services infrastructure while strengthening regulatory oversight and operational resilience requirements.
Q3 2026: Google (US): Google Cloud introduced Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services on August 25, 2026, bringing agentic AI, purpose-built financial skills and secure data connections into capital-markets and corporate-banking workflows.
Q3 2026: Salesforce (US): Salesforce introduced Agentic Advisor within Agentforce for Financial Services on August 26, 2026, enabling autonomous AI agents to support wealth advisors with meeting preparation, summaries and client-record updates across the lifecycle.
Q3 2026: NVIDIA (US): NVIDIA expanded its financial-services AI focus in June 2026 with transaction foundation-model technologies and AI infrastructure designed to help financial institutions strengthen fraud detection, risk management, customer experiences and operational intelligence.
The AI and advanced machine learning (ML) in the BFSI market is projected to reach USD 62.7 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 14.25% from 2024 to 2032. The increasing adoption of AI and ML technologies by BFSI companies to automate processes, improve customer experience, and enhance risk management is fueling market growth. For instance, in 2023, HDFC Bank partnered with Google Cloud to leverage AI for personalized banking experiences. Moreover, government initiatives supporting AI adoption in the BFSI sector are further driving market expansion.
In 2022, the Monetary Authority of Singapore launched a program to support the adoption of AI in the financial industry.