Best Initiative in Utilising AI

Target audience

Technology/Fintech companies, retailers, FIs, PSPs, data analytics companies, fraud and loyalty companies and organisations using payments data or artificial intelligence in financial services.

Detailed definition

Best Initiative in Utilising AI is open to company that uses Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services, this would encompass both customer service solutions, behavioural profiling, fraud applications and loyalty programmes. Or to any company that utilises AI in using transaction data, or provides services enabling the use of data, or carries out manipulation and/or analysis of the data in Financial Services to deliver added value or beneficial products and services.

An award for a project that involves AI tools, products and processes, which has resulted in tangible benefits for the end-user and the organisation, brought clear improvements, increased the organisation’s efficiency and competitiveness, and is commercially viable.

Judges are specifically looking from organisations which can demonstrate and measure the use of AI as a direct enabler of the payments process.

The organisation may operate in any country/countries.

Please provide the following information:

Nominee and nominator

  • Name of nominating organisation
  • Name(s) of nominated organisation(s)
  • The nature of the business relationship between you as the nominator and the nominee company
  • Name of the service/solution

Service description

The judges will assess your entry against the following criteria. You are free to describe the programme and support your case with additional material as you think appropriate. However, we strongly suggest that you do NOT submit generic promotional material and sales brochures. Please limit your submission to a maximum of 1,500 words.

The criteria are:

  1. How the use of AI has delivered a better solution, insights or results to consumers and stakeholders
  2. How the solution offered stands out from its competition
  3. How the solution offered was either fundamental to a single provider in the market or helped a wide range of companies to achieve their business objectives.
  4. How the company had clear objectives of what it was looking to achieve and can demonstrate clearly how these were achieved in the year to January 2025.
  5. How the company has specifically tailored its products and services to the needs of its clients.

Evidence of success/metrics

Please provide as much information as you can and quote the source of that information. Such information might include the following, but this is not an exhaustive list and in each case the judges will be looking for evidence that supports your claims about the key benefits of the programme:

  • Evidence, statistics of the successful delivery of the solution over time
  • Evidence of tailoring products and services and the results of that investment
  • Feedback from users or other stakeholders about their experience of the services offered

Please note that data is treated confidentially and not disclosed outside the immediate judging panel.