Featured Press
March 5, 2019
This Fintech Makes Banks Like RBC More Profitable
RBC is leading Canada in the way it interacts with consumers via their smartphones thanks to technology from Personetics, a Tel Aviv-based fintech.
Through Personetics's NOMI services, our customers can live healthier financial lives through AI tools. Our branches and digital channels are mutually reinforcing mechanisms during critical life events.
Forbes
June 25, 2019
Personetics brings AI to Salesforce and Microsoft CRM platforms
Personetics, the leading provider of AI-powered personalization and customer advocacy solutions used by the world’s top banks, announced today that its data-driven actionable insights will now be available for bank relationship managers and agents.
Finextra
June 22, 2019
Banks offer new digital services to meet needs of consumers, from millennials to seniors
“UOB also partnered with artificial intelligence (AI) firm Personetics to use AI to send information to encourage customers to hit their financial goals.”
TODAY Online
June 4, 2019
Digital Banker of the Year: U.S. Bank’s Ankit Bhatt
“U.S. Bank has always cared about the customer experience,” said Jody Bhagat, Americas president for Personetics, a firm whose artificial intelligence algorithms are used in U.S. Bank’s mobile app to analyze transactions and other data to enhance customer insights. “The difference under Ankit is the speed and scale they’ve achieved by embracing Agile.”
American Banker
May 29, 2019
Profiling Fintech: Q&A With Dennis Khoo, Regional Head At TMRW Digital Group, UOB
“We have also partnered with Personetics to use its solution and personalize the TMRW experience for every customer… to provide customers with financial insights, alert them about unusual transactions, and recommend amounts to save.”
Forrester
May 25, 2019
Israeli tech’s Singapore connection
Personetics’ senior director for Asia Pacific Shalom Sagi says it is in “more advanced talks” with several banks in Thailand and Malaysia to sell its AI services that would allow banks to draw patterns from transactional data. Personetics’ services include setting up triggers for when a customer needs to top up his account balance to cover upcoming payments. Its service also allows the bank to nudge customers to save more or to spend wisely, creating a stickier relationship for the bank.
The Business Times