Lee Smallwood's guest appearances

Lee Smallwood

AI in Financial Services Podcast

Gunnar Carlsson

Rob Delaney

Andrew Clark

Charles Martin

Daniel Faggella

Kalpesh Kapadia

Ian Wilson

Nick Elprin

Ohad Samet

Yinglian Xie

Ron Glozman

Scott Nowson

Kevin Dewalt

Peter Voss

Michelle Scarborough

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It's the first episode of the new decade, and we're kicking off with our theme for the entire month of January: natural language processing (NLP) applications in banking. Our first guest is Lee Smallwood, COO Markets and Securities at Citi. He was a trusted advisor for our most robust AI in banking research report. This week, Lee talks about front- and back-end NLP applications in banking, and I think he paints a great overall picture that will tee up the other three interviews for this month well. If you're interested in where NLP could fit in your business, download our Unlocking the Business Value of NLP PDF guide. It's the most succinct resource for figuring out where NLP would make a difference at your company. Download it at emerj.com/NLP1.

It's the first episode of the new decade, and we're kicking off with our theme for the entire month of January: natural language processing (NLP) applications in banking. Our first guest is Lee Smallwood, COO Markets and Securities at Citi. He was a trusted advisor for our most robust AI in banking research report. This week, Lee talks about front- and back-end NLP applications in banking, and I think he paints a great overall picture that will tee up the other three interviews for this month well. If you're interested in where NLP could fit in your business, download our Unlocking the Business Value of NLP PDF guide. It's the most succinct resource for figuring out where NLP would make a difference at your company. Download it at <a href="emerj.com/NLP1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">emerj.com/NLP1</a>.

NLP in Banking, in the Back-End and Front-End - With Lee Smallwood of Citi

This week, we spoke to another of our research advisors: Lee Smallwood, COO of Markets and Securities for Citi North America. Lee speaks with us about the dynamics of AI talent: finding the right talent and growing the right talent. How can a bank attract the right young people, train the right people within their organization, and martial them to success with AI in the future? How does a bank compete with Google, Facebook, and other AI-focused giants for AI talent? We answer these questions in this week's interview.

This week, we spoke to another of our research advisors: Lee Smallwood, COO of Markets and Securities for Citi North America. Lee speaks with us about the dynamics of AI talent: finding the right talent and growing the right talent. How can a bank attract the right young people, train the right people within their organization, and martial them to success with AI in the future? How does a bank compete with Google, Facebook, and other AI-focused giants for AI talent? We answer these questions in this week's interview.

Building and Leveraging AI Teams in Banking - with Lee Smallwood, COO Markets and Securities North America at Citi

Customer experience is what wins, according to Lee Smallwood, COO Markets and Securities Services at Citi. In this episode of the AI in Banking Podcast, we speak with Smallwood about how fintech companies are already using AI to improve the customer experience and how banks will likely have trouble competing with them on that front.  Smallwood, however, also talks about how banks can leverage their existing assets to retain market share in functions in which fintech companies don’t have the resources to compete, such as asset management. Learn what banks should be thinking about when it comes to developing winning AI strategies to compete with fintech startups.

Customer experience is what wins, according to Lee Smallwood, COO Markets and Securities Services at Citi. In this episode of the AI in Banking Podcast, we speak with Smallwood about how fintech companies are already using AI to improve the customer experience and how banks will likely have trouble competing with them on that front.  Smallwood, however, also talks about how banks can leverage their existing assets to retain market share in functions in which fintech companies don’t have the resources to compete, such as asset management. Learn what banks should be thinking about when it comes to developing winning AI strategies to compete with fintech startups.