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Demystifying Artificial Intelligence in Wealth Management: The Tools Supporting Data Science and the Rise of DataOps

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6 August 2018
Kelley Byrnes
Craig Beattie
Nicolas Michellod
Zao Wu

Artificial intelligence is of increasing importance in wealth and asset management, and wealth and asset managers are hiring for or creating Data Scientist positions to leverage this opportunity.

Key research questions

  • What is the data science pipeline, and why is it important for an AI strategy?
  • What is DataOps, and what benefits does it bring?
  • How can the wealth and asset management industries reap the full benefits of data science?

Abstract

Various models for the data science workflow, each differing slight according to the field of application, have an important role. In addition, data scientists have various tools they can leverage. To launch AI initiatives, wealth and asset managers need to understand what tools and what skills need to be combined.

In this report, we discuss the Data Science workflow, which comprises the major steps of proposing business goals, specifying data requirements, collecting and retrieving data, exploring data, cleaning and transforming data, sampling data, modeling, evaluating and testing, deploying, and monitoring the applications. This workflow is amenable to automation, a topic increasingly referred to as DataOps. DataOps is a sibling of DevOps for data science, which aims to allow more effective industrialization of data science in practice, through:

  • Improved repeatability of findings.
  • Reduced time to identifying actionable insights.
  • Decreased time to impact.
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