The COVID-driven surge in financial crime leads to banks accelerating their use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to combat money-laundering.
The industry expects a business analyst to apply technical lenses to a solution and overlay it with customer experience, says Edward Ngubane, head of business analysis at DVT.
The company expects to continue to bolster its strong financial foundation in the coming years as it prepares for a potential entry into the public markets.
The effective use of data analytics can not only help to contain the spread of the disease, but also ensure medical supplies are sent to the right place and make contact tracing that much simpler.
With advanced analytics and robust data, it becomes possible to study potential scenarios, optimise resources and better understand the impact of COVID-19 at a national, regional and local level.
Analytics can help medical establishments and governments to more accurately visualise, forecast and make informed decisions about the unique challenges created by crises.