Back in 2023, Kalyani Ramadurgam teamed up with Ashi Agrawal, an ex-software engineer from Affirm, to launch Kobalt Labs. Their mission? Revolutionizing how banks handle compliance through artificial intelligence.
Here's the thing—financial institutions are drowning in paperwork. Kobalt's AI engine cuts through the noise by automating document review and partner vetting. Instead of compliance teams manually combing through stacks of files, the models instantly flag risks and verify that counterparties meet regulatory standards.
It's a smart move for an industry where compliance costs keep climbing and regulators keep tightening scrutiny. The startup represents the growing wave of machine-learning solutions transforming how finance tackles due diligence and regulatory requirements.
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StableBoi
· 2h ago
Bank compliance is indeed a bottleneck; AI comes to the rescue as a targeted solution.
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BridgeNomad
· 5h ago
ngl compliance automation sounds cool on paper but... what's the attack vector here? who's vetting the verifiers lmao. seen too many "trustless" systems get rekt because nobody thought about the counter-party risk on the automation layer itself
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gas_fee_therapy
· 5h ago
Bank compliance automation is truly a necessity. Just thinking about compliance officers drowning in piles of documents every day is already uncomfortable.
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AirdropSkeptic
· 5h ago
The bank folks are finally being forced to use AI; manual approval processes should have been phased out long ago.
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DataChief
· 5h ago
Bank compliance is really competitive right now. Kobalt's approach is pretty good; how much manual work can automated review save... The question is, can we trust this thing?
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bridge_anxiety
· 5h ago
Bank compliance should have been AI-driven a long time ago; piles of paper documents are truly outdated.
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AllInDaddy
· 5h ago
Bank compliance automation sounds good, but can it really outperform those veteran legal professionals?
Back in 2023, Kalyani Ramadurgam teamed up with Ashi Agrawal, an ex-software engineer from Affirm, to launch Kobalt Labs. Their mission? Revolutionizing how banks handle compliance through artificial intelligence.
Here's the thing—financial institutions are drowning in paperwork. Kobalt's AI engine cuts through the noise by automating document review and partner vetting. Instead of compliance teams manually combing through stacks of files, the models instantly flag risks and verify that counterparties meet regulatory standards.
It's a smart move for an industry where compliance costs keep climbing and regulators keep tightening scrutiny. The startup represents the growing wave of machine-learning solutions transforming how finance tackles due diligence and regulatory requirements.