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8 books on AI for Financial Services [PDF]
March 25, 2025 | 30 |
These books explore AI solutions for the financial sector in areas such as fraud detection, risk assessment, algorithmic trading, customer service, and personal financial management.
1. Artificial Intelligence in Finance: Challenges, Opportunities and Regulatory Developments
2023 by Nydia Remolina, Aurelio Gurrea-Martinez
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where algorithms whisper sweet nothings to balance sheets and regulatory frameworks wobble like a three-legged stool on a quantum moon, Artificial Intelligence in Finance boldly ventures into the peculiar romance between AI and the financial industry. Authors Nydia Remolina and Aurelio Gurrea-Martinez deftly reveal how AI could transform finance into something marginally less bewildering—but only if we can untangle the snarl of risks, ethical conundrums and bureaucratic befuddlement it drags along. It's a tale of cosmic potential, existential questions and regulators with the unenviable task of refereeing a match they only partly understand.
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2. AI in the Financial Markets: New Algorithms and Solutions
2023 by Federico Cecconi
If Marvin the Paranoid Android ever decided to dabble in the stock market, he’d probably find solace—or maybe just a deeper sense of existential dread—in AI in the Financial Markets: New Algorithms and Solutions. This is not your average tome of dry financial pontification but rather an audacious leap into the swirling maelstrom of algorithms, profit margins and the odd hope of making the whole thing vaguely comprehensible. Cecconi’s book is part tech-wizardry, part survival manual and part love letter to the dream that financial markets might one day stop being the universe’s biggest source of headaches. Perfect for anyone from pinstripe-clad market movers to harried regulators to curious tech buffs wondering what on Earth (or possibly Alpha Centauri) AI can do to wrangle the chaos.
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3. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Finance
2023 by Bahaaeddin A. M. Alareeni, Islam Elgedawy
In a universe not entirely unlike ours—though filled with a few extra spreadsheets, a smattering of existential dread and the occasional sentient algorithm—Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Finance takes a deep dive into the peculiar marriage of cutting-edge tech and the decidedly less glamorous world of money. Imagine a galaxy where AI whizzes through vast constellations of data, effortlessly spotting market trends while saving hapless humans from the soul-crushing monotony of crunching numbers. This book cheerfully reveals how AI doesn’t just make finance faster, cheaper and almost suspiciously efficient—it also moonlights as a superhero, thwarting fraudsters with uncanny precision and turning chatbots into financial agony aunts. But wait, there’s more! Our authors also ponder the ethical minefields of unleashing hyper-intelligent systems into the financial wilds, all while politely nudging you toward a future where AI doesn’t accidentally buy Greenland. A must-read for anyone keen on understanding how to manage AI before it manages them.
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4. Artificial Intelligence for All: Transforming Every Aspect of Our Life
2020 by Utpal Chakraborty
In much the same way as a small digital assistant might one day save the galaxy from improbable doom, Artificial Intelligence for All takes you on a whirlwind journey through the peculiarities of machine learning and its eccentric cousins. Utpal Chakraborty deftly explores how AI is not just nudging its way into our lives but enthusiastically making itself at home, from detecting financial skulduggery to helping your bank predict your next splurge. Somewhere between conversational banking and robots that could out-chat your Aunt Mildred, the book makes a pit stop in sports, where AI proves it’s as good at scoring goals as it is at crunching numbers. And, because no one told the author to leave it at that, it ventures into the quirky world of chatbots and virtual assistants, hinting that one day they might even understand your sense of humor. All this, with a particular nod to India’s ever-inventive industries, makes it a handbook for anyone wondering if their toaster might be plotting world domination.
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5. Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services and Banking Industry
2020 by Dr. V.V.L.N. Sastry
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where bankers resemble an overly optimistic species of hitchhiker and Artificial Intelligence is the somewhat smug, annoyingly efficient cousin of Marvin the Paranoid Android, the financial sector has stumbled upon a peculiar new frontier. This book, which you might suspect was written by a hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional being with a fondness for decimal points, takes you on a whirlwind tour of AI's growing role in the banking cosmos. From the delightfully dystopian optimization of trades and capital allocation to the surprisingly nonchalant detection of fraud and regulatory compliance, the author attempts to answer the ultimate question of financial stability in an age where algorithms increasingly run the show. Part cautionary tale, part hopeful guide, it’s a story of brokers, hedge funds and chatbots trying to outthink both the market and themselves, with all the predictability of a Vogon poetry recital.
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6. The AI Book: The Artificial Intelligence Handbook for Investors, Entrepreneurs and FinTech Visionaries
2020 by Ivana Bartoletti, Anne Leslie, Shân M. Millie
Picture, if you will, a book—a book unlike any other, except for perhaps all the other books that claim to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, life, and, in this particular case, the unfathomable braininess of artificial intelligence. The AI Book is not just a handbook; it’s more of a galactic hitchhiker’s guide for fintech dreamers, entrepreneurial voyagers and those who find quantum computing both terrifying and vaguely exciting. Penned by a trio of intergalactic fintech sages—Ivana Bartoletti, Anne Leslie and Shân M. Millie—this tome fearlessly dissects the wild machinations of machine learning, chatbots with suspiciously charming personalities and natural language processing that might actually understand you better than your mum. It boldly ventures into the swirling abyss of quantum computing, AI-driven boardroom quandaries and the algorithmic gremlins transforming everything from your banking app to how your robot coworkers gossip about your expense reports. Ethical dilemmas? It’s got those too, wrapped in a cozy blanket of explainable AI, ensuring that even the machines won’t roll their eyes at your questions. In short, this book is a must-have for anyone who suspects the future is coming at us a bit too quickly—and might want to have a clue when it gets here.
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7. Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services: Implications and Applications for Finance and Accounting Professionals
2019 by Sean Stein Smith
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where accountants secretly dream of heroics and financial services occasionally try to be fun, two improbable forces—blockchain and artificial intelligence—have decided to team up and completely confuse everyone. This book, mercifully free of technobabble and ominous acronyms, boldly takes you by the hand (or possibly by the spreadsheet) and guides you through the strange and not-so-perilous landscape of revolutionary technology, showing how it might just make life easier for financial professionals—assuming they survive the meeting about implementation. Packed with relatable examples and real-world case studies, it’s the ultimate guide for anyone brave enough to blend cutting-edge tech with the equally mysterious world of accounting.
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8. The Future of Finance: The Impact of FinTech, AI, and Crypto on Financial Services
2019 by Henri Arslanian, Fabrice Fischer
If Marvin the Paranoid Android ever decided to dabble in finance instead of existential despair, he’d likely pen something akin to The Future of Finance. Co-written by a crypto-savvy engineer and a banking lawyer (neither of whom, sadly, are intergalactic hitchhikers), this book meanders cheerfully through the cosmic chaos of FinTech, AI and crypto, unraveling how they’re poised to transform financial services and, probably, everything else. The first half explains the tangled mess of the current system and the shiny tech toys trying to fix it, while the second half offers a whirlwind tour of trends, sprinkled with real-world examples and just enough optimism to keep you from panic-selling your Bitcoin. A must-read for finance geeks, curious bystanders and anyone wondering if their bank account might soon be managed by a mildly sarcastic algorithm.
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1. Artificial Intelligence in Finance: Challenges, Opportunities and Regulatory Developments
2023 by Nydia Remolina, Aurelio Gurrea-Martinez
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where algorithms whisper sweet nothings to balance sheets and regulatory frameworks wobble like a three-legged stool on a quantum moon, Artificial Intelligence in Finance boldly ventures into the peculiar romance between AI and the financial industry. Authors Nydia Remolina and Aurelio Gurrea-Martinez deftly reveal how AI could transform finance into something marginally less bewildering—but only if we can untangle the snarl of risks, ethical conundrums and bureaucratic befuddlement it drags along. It's a tale of cosmic potential, existential questions and regulators with the unenviable task of refereeing a match they only partly understand.
Download PDF
2. AI in the Financial Markets: New Algorithms and Solutions
2023 by Federico Cecconi
If Marvin the Paranoid Android ever decided to dabble in the stock market, he’d probably find solace—or maybe just a deeper sense of existential dread—in AI in the Financial Markets: New Algorithms and Solutions. This is not your average tome of dry financial pontification but rather an audacious leap into the swirling maelstrom of algorithms, profit margins and the odd hope of making the whole thing vaguely comprehensible. Cecconi’s book is part tech-wizardry, part survival manual and part love letter to the dream that financial markets might one day stop being the universe’s biggest source of headaches. Perfect for anyone from pinstripe-clad market movers to harried regulators to curious tech buffs wondering what on Earth (or possibly Alpha Centauri) AI can do to wrangle the chaos.
Download PDF
3. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Finance
2023 by Bahaaeddin A. M. Alareeni, Islam Elgedawy
In a universe not entirely unlike ours—though filled with a few extra spreadsheets, a smattering of existential dread and the occasional sentient algorithm—Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Finance takes a deep dive into the peculiar marriage of cutting-edge tech and the decidedly less glamorous world of money. Imagine a galaxy where AI whizzes through vast constellations of data, effortlessly spotting market trends while saving hapless humans from the soul-crushing monotony of crunching numbers. This book cheerfully reveals how AI doesn’t just make finance faster, cheaper and almost suspiciously efficient—it also moonlights as a superhero, thwarting fraudsters with uncanny precision and turning chatbots into financial agony aunts. But wait, there’s more! Our authors also ponder the ethical minefields of unleashing hyper-intelligent systems into the financial wilds, all while politely nudging you toward a future where AI doesn’t accidentally buy Greenland. A must-read for anyone keen on understanding how to manage AI before it manages them.
Download PDF
4. Artificial Intelligence for All: Transforming Every Aspect of Our Life
2020 by Utpal Chakraborty
In much the same way as a small digital assistant might one day save the galaxy from improbable doom, Artificial Intelligence for All takes you on a whirlwind journey through the peculiarities of machine learning and its eccentric cousins. Utpal Chakraborty deftly explores how AI is not just nudging its way into our lives but enthusiastically making itself at home, from detecting financial skulduggery to helping your bank predict your next splurge. Somewhere between conversational banking and robots that could out-chat your Aunt Mildred, the book makes a pit stop in sports, where AI proves it’s as good at scoring goals as it is at crunching numbers. And, because no one told the author to leave it at that, it ventures into the quirky world of chatbots and virtual assistants, hinting that one day they might even understand your sense of humor. All this, with a particular nod to India’s ever-inventive industries, makes it a handbook for anyone wondering if their toaster might be plotting world domination.
Download PDF
5. Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services and Banking Industry
2020 by Dr. V.V.L.N. Sastry
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where bankers resemble an overly optimistic species of hitchhiker and Artificial Intelligence is the somewhat smug, annoyingly efficient cousin of Marvin the Paranoid Android, the financial sector has stumbled upon a peculiar new frontier. This book, which you might suspect was written by a hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional being with a fondness for decimal points, takes you on a whirlwind tour of AI's growing role in the banking cosmos. From the delightfully dystopian optimization of trades and capital allocation to the surprisingly nonchalant detection of fraud and regulatory compliance, the author attempts to answer the ultimate question of financial stability in an age where algorithms increasingly run the show. Part cautionary tale, part hopeful guide, it’s a story of brokers, hedge funds and chatbots trying to outthink both the market and themselves, with all the predictability of a Vogon poetry recital.
Download PDF
6. The AI Book: The Artificial Intelligence Handbook for Investors, Entrepreneurs and FinTech Visionaries
2020 by Ivana Bartoletti, Anne Leslie, Shân M. Millie
Picture, if you will, a book—a book unlike any other, except for perhaps all the other books that claim to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos, life, and, in this particular case, the unfathomable braininess of artificial intelligence. The AI Book is not just a handbook; it’s more of a galactic hitchhiker’s guide for fintech dreamers, entrepreneurial voyagers and those who find quantum computing both terrifying and vaguely exciting. Penned by a trio of intergalactic fintech sages—Ivana Bartoletti, Anne Leslie and Shân M. Millie—this tome fearlessly dissects the wild machinations of machine learning, chatbots with suspiciously charming personalities and natural language processing that might actually understand you better than your mum. It boldly ventures into the swirling abyss of quantum computing, AI-driven boardroom quandaries and the algorithmic gremlins transforming everything from your banking app to how your robot coworkers gossip about your expense reports. Ethical dilemmas? It’s got those too, wrapped in a cozy blanket of explainable AI, ensuring that even the machines won’t roll their eyes at your questions. In short, this book is a must-have for anyone who suspects the future is coming at us a bit too quickly—and might want to have a clue when it gets here.
Download PDF
7. Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services: Implications and Applications for Finance and Accounting Professionals
2019 by Sean Stein Smith
In a universe not entirely unlike our own, where accountants secretly dream of heroics and financial services occasionally try to be fun, two improbable forces—blockchain and artificial intelligence—have decided to team up and completely confuse everyone. This book, mercifully free of technobabble and ominous acronyms, boldly takes you by the hand (or possibly by the spreadsheet) and guides you through the strange and not-so-perilous landscape of revolutionary technology, showing how it might just make life easier for financial professionals—assuming they survive the meeting about implementation. Packed with relatable examples and real-world case studies, it’s the ultimate guide for anyone brave enough to blend cutting-edge tech with the equally mysterious world of accounting.
Download PDF
8. The Future of Finance: The Impact of FinTech, AI, and Crypto on Financial Services
2019 by Henri Arslanian, Fabrice Fischer
If Marvin the Paranoid Android ever decided to dabble in finance instead of existential despair, he’d likely pen something akin to The Future of Finance. Co-written by a crypto-savvy engineer and a banking lawyer (neither of whom, sadly, are intergalactic hitchhikers), this book meanders cheerfully through the cosmic chaos of FinTech, AI and crypto, unraveling how they’re poised to transform financial services and, probably, everything else. The first half explains the tangled mess of the current system and the shiny tech toys trying to fix it, while the second half offers a whirlwind tour of trends, sprinkled with real-world examples and just enough optimism to keep you from panic-selling your Bitcoin. A must-read for finance geeks, curious bystanders and anyone wondering if their bank account might soon be managed by a mildly sarcastic algorithm.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
