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Six AI agents give employees real-time insight into how consumers might respond to messaging and digital experiences.

Fifth Third's Newline has landed Stripe, ADP and Trustly as clients by offering something rare: a big bank with no competing products.

By bringing capital markets data into the app corporations already use to manage cash, the bank is betting it can help clients make debt issuance decisions faster.

The head of global payments and liquidity and wholesale digital says embedding innovation into strategy—whether AI, real-time payments or crypto—capitalizes on rich data flows.

The group CEO says that new app-based intelligence tools are empowering customers to make better spending decisions and protect themselves against scams.

Jude Schramm said upgrades to the bank's tech stack have helped generate $200 million in annual run-rate savings.

Synchrony CTO's AI push focuses on practical gains, from agentic commerce to faster risk detection.

Matt Linderman orchestrated the bank's largest merger by rethinking how to use the technology it already had.

Michael Pizzi says its DevGen.AI platform has helped rewrite millions of lines of legacy code.

Paul Margarites led the creation of a "CFO in a box" dashboard.

While transactions over public blockchains remain few, the global co-head of J.P. Morgan Payments is ready for when more tokenized assets are placed on blockchains.

The head of U.S. consumer cards is weaving agentic and generative AI into Citi's card portfolio to reshape payments and customer service.

Laide Majiyagbe is broadening the bank's platforms for cash investing, tokenized fund access and collateral mobility.

Together with CEO Anthony Noto, the CTO is capitalizing on a "technology super cycle" dominated by blockchain, digital assets and AI. That gave rise to the SoFiUSD stablecoin.

As the head of digital, Katz brought mobile apps into a single platform spanning banking, investments and retirement.