
While the rest of the industry burns through capital on flashy chat tools that can’t pass a basic audit, operations leaders are quietly solving a much bigger problem: the middle-office bottleneck. According to a recent feature in Harvard Business Review, service sector productivity grows at just 1.7% annually. Enter OnCorps specialized Deep Industry Research Agents (DIRAs) which bypass this stagnation to deliver immediate leaps in operational efficiency.
In this webinar, PIMCO's Greg Mason joins OnCorps Lindsay VanderEls and Rob Seidman to look past generalized AI hype to reveal how specialized agents are driving immediate, quantifiable ROI. Discover how leading firms use a "Glass Box" AI standard to confidently automate complex middle-office exceptions, slash manual investigative work by 70%, and maintain total, audit-ready compliance.

As financial firms invest in AI, smooth integration into investment operations remains a challenge. OnCorps, with ten years of AI experience, has insights into common mistakes during early adoption.️ This webinar is designed to: 1) Help you avoid the most common mistakes 2) Provide a guide for making smarter AI investment decisions

Practical AI vs Hype: Explore advancements that matter most in financial operations.
AI Project Strategy: Effective implementation strategies that will boost ROI and reduce costs for financial operations teams in 2024.
OnCorps’ Role: Discover how we lead the way with AI for the world’s largest asset managers and custodian banks with pre-trained algorithms.
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Historical Perspective: From Manual Oversight to Machine Learning: 1) The challenges of generating accurate accounting. 2) The shift from manual, threshold-based systems to machine learning
Present Revolution: The Power of Machine Learning and Generative AI: 1) How generative AI is reshaping fund accounting 2) AI Demo - See generative AI's ability to engage directly with data, identify fund shifts, and resolve discrepancies
Glimpse into the Future: The Next Frontier in Fund Accounting 1) Delve into the future implications of these advancements for asset managers and service providers