Turning AI potential into advantage: How financial services institutions are scaling AI

ChainWatcher · 2026-03-06T09:59:38+00:00

The Finextra survey report highlights the current state of AI in financial services, emphasizing its role as a transformative driver. It addresses barriers to AI adoption and offers insights from 155 industry leaders on successful implementation strategies, infrastructure decisions, and vendor partnerships.

ChainWatcher

2026-03-06 09:59:38

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Our latest Finextra survey report, assessing the global state of AI in financial services, is now available to download.

AI is no longer a future prospect but a core driver of financial services transformation. However, strict regulatory, security, and data governance requirements often hinder adoption. The key question for leaders has shifted from “Will AI have an impact on my business?” to “How can AI be deployed at scale to create tangible value?”.

To uncover how the industry is addressing these issues, Finextra Research, in association with Cloudera, surveyed 155 global industry leaders in August 2025 to reveal insights designed to help navigate this complex landscape.

Get the insights you need to stay ahead — this exclusive report explores not only the maturity of AI adoption, but also the strategic decisions around infrastructure and vendor partnerships that will define success in the years to come.

**Download this Finextra survey report, produced in association with Cloudera, to discover: **

*   _Your peers' current levels of AI and ML maturity; _
*   _The greatest barriers to successful AI implementation — and how to overcome them; _
*   _The adoption of hybrid deployment models; _
*   _The top AI and ML use cases driving ROI today; _
*   _What drives the adoption of custom AI environments; and _
*   _How firms are evaluating their enterprise AI platform vendors. _

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