OCBC rolls out its 'avatar banking' platform with 'Wendy' and 'Wayne,' two virtual financial advisors, as banks integrate AI into wealth management
AI SummaryAI-generated — verify against the source.OCBC Bank has launched 'Wendy' and 'Wayne,' two virtual financial advisors powered by AI, to handle customer inquiries and wealth management tasks. This development highlights the growing trend of financial institutions deploying digital avatars to augment or replace traditional client-facing interactions, signaling a shift in how wealth management services may be delivered in the future.
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