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Dataiku introduces a new FSI blueprint for proactive AI systems within the financial services industry

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Dataiku Unveils Latest Financial Services Industry Template for Autonomous Artificial Intelligence Solutions

Dataiku introduces a new FSI blueprint for proactive AI systems within the financial services industry

Dataiku and NVIDIA Collaborate to Enhance AI in Financial Services

Dataiku, a leading AI and machine learning platform provider, has announced a new initiative in collaboration with NVIDIA – the FSI Blueprint for deploying agentic AI systems in financial services. This blueprint aims to revolutionise key areas such as automation, fraud detection, and customer experience within the finance industry.

The FSI Blueprint is built upon Dataiku's Universal AI Platform, Dataiku LLM Mesh, and NVIDIA's technology, including NVIDIA NIMmicroservices, NVIDIA NeMo, and GPU-accelerated infrastructure. This partnership offers native integration with NVIDIA NIM, simplifying the deployment of open, proprietary, and custom models within financial environments.

According to Malcolm deMayo, Vice President of Global Financial Services at NVIDIA, the new blueprint combines reusable components that enable banks to automate thousands of repetitive manual tasks. The collaboration between Dataiku and NVIDIA was unveiled during NVIDIA GTC Paris at VivaTech 2025.

The FSI Blueprint is designed to help banking and insurance institutions create, connect, and control intelligent AI agents at scale. These AI Agents are intended to deliver a new class of AI applications powered by analytics and predictive models. The survey results suggest that AI is delivering tangible benefits in the insurance industry.

Dataiku's ARR has more than doubled over the past three years, indicating rapid growth in the company's revenue. The FSI Blueprint represents the first in a series of joint initiatives to drive agentic AI innovation in highly regulated industries, with expansion planned into life sciences and energy.

Financial institutions interested in deploying the FSI Blueprint can engage directly with joint go-to-market teams from Dataiku and NVIDIA. Dataiku's latest offering, AI Agents with Dataiku, is a new set of capabilities for creating and controlling AI agents at scale.

It's worth noting that Dataiku's survey, conducted in collaboration with Databricks, did not provide detailed information about the methodology used to reach these conclusions. However, the survey results do indicate that AI investments are paying off, implying positive returns on cash pumped into AI ventures.

For those interested in learning more about how to seamlessly integrate GenAI and agents across different compute environments and front-end applications, Dataiku and NVIDIA experts are hosting a webinar – the FSI Blueprint webinar. You can register for it here.

[1] This article is based on the announcement about the Dataiku and NVIDIA collaboration on the FSI Blueprint in 2025. The survey results were not publicly available at the time of this writing.

  1. The FSI Blueprint, a collaboration between Dataiku and NVIDIA, aims to revolutionize key areas like automation, fraud detection, and customer experience in the finance industry.
  2. The FSI Blueprint is designed to help banking and insurance institutions create, connect, and control intelligent AI agents at scale, delivering a new class of AI applications powered by analytics and predictive models.
  3. The partnership offers native integration with NVIDIA NIM, simplifying the deployment of open, proprietary, and custom models within financial environments for fraud detection and compliance.
  4. Dataiku's latest offering, AI Agents with Dataiku, offers a new set of capabilities for creating and controlling AI agents at scale, driving innovation in highly regulated industries like insurtech, with plans for expansion into life sciences and energy.

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