Annotation services in the financial services sector has a vital role to perform in training AI models to automate, analyse and optimize the financial processes. Our annotation services improve in the field of fraud detection, insurance claiming process, compliance and data analytics.
Our expert annotation team's goal is to grant fintech companies access to cutting-edge AI opportunities by providing them with safe and high-quality finance data collection and annotation services.
Transaction Data Annotation: Historical labelling of transaction data in order to extract the pattern of fraudulent activities. The main purpose of these codes has to do with helping AI models learn the difference between a valid transaction and one that’s fraudulent.
Anomaly Detection: Identifying unusual behaviour or outlier of transaction patterns and allows the systems to alert suspicious activities in real‐time.
Text Annotation for Regulatory Filings: Helping AI systems to label sections of legal and regulatory documents to indicate where non-compliance could arise or to trigger financial institutions upon changes of regulations.
AML (Anti-Money Laundering) Annotation: It assists in identifying suspicious activities and patterns associated with money laundering schemes and an appropriate AI model flags the transactions or other behaviours that violate anti money laundering laws.
Time Series Data Annotation: Trading based on labelling financial metrics, historical prices, market indicators to train predictive models for stock prices, forex rates, or commodity prices. The AI’s abilities to forecast increase with accurate annotation.
Sentiment Annotation for Market Analysis: Measuring stock price or economic trend by labelling financial news, reports and social media discussions.
Behavioural Data Annotation: Enables labelling customer preferences, spending patterns and investment behaviour for the purpose of personalizing financial advice and product recommendations. Having such data then enables AI to return tailored offerings for wealth management or retirement planning.
Client Profiling: Segregation of customers and annotating data to divide them into various categories (such as high net worth individuals and retail investors) so that they are served across financial advice and the product offerings.
Claims Annotation: Tagging specific parts of insurance claim data, so as to group into claim types, fraud potentials and the severities. By doing so, AI can automate claims processing and helps it to assess risk more accurately.
Damage Assessment in Images: Labelling images of insured assets (i.e. vehicles or property) to assist it identify damage and value a claim.
Identity Document Annotation: Identifying government issued IDs, utility bills and other customer documents part to the supply process for automating the KYC validation process by compliance to rigid regulatory standards.
Entity Annotation in Client Data: When it comes to AML and KYC verification, identifying and labelling customer names, addresses and financial histories./p>
OCR Annotation: An example task is to annotate how documents, like loan applications, financial statements, and invoices look like to help train Optical Character Recognition (OCR) models. It helps the AI system to automate the document processing, which means to reduce the manual effort is involved.
Entity Recognition: Using financial documents, for example tax forms or insurance claims, that contain annotation of selected key terms, numbers and names to automatically extract critical information.