Artificial intelligence already delivers concrete results in the financial market. A global report from NVIDIA reveals that technology helps increase annual revenue and cut costs in most of the institutions consulted. No Brasil, additional research indicates high adoption in both asset managers and banks.
NVIDIA’s sixth annual State of AI in Financial Services report polled more than 800 industry professionals from around the world. The numbers show rapid progress in the integration of the tool.
Global Relatório sees leap in AI usage
NVIDIA research shows that 65% of companies consulted already use artificial intelligence actively. The index represents an increase in relation to the 45% recorded in the previous survey. Além Furthermore, 61% of institutions adopt or evaluate generative AI. Outros 42% work with or analyze agent AI, with 21% having already deployed agents.
89% of respondents stated that AI contributes to increasing annual revenue while reducing annual costs. Quase 100% indicated that technology budgets will increase or remain stable next year. And 73% of executives consider AI essential to the future success of their organizations.
Esses data reflects a moment in which the tool stops being a test and becomes part of daily operations. Instituições expand the use of open models and more autonomous systems.
Gestoras Brazilian women use AI in their daily lives
In the local market, the first edition of the AI survey on Gestão by Recursos, carried out by XP Investimentos, interviewed 71 managers. Elas account for around half of the fund industry’s assets, equivalent to R$5 trillion in assets under management.
The study shows that 97% of these managers already incorporate artificial intelligence into operational routines. The percentage covers not only generative AI, but also predictive models, classification systems and machine learning algorithms applied in risk management and portfolio selection.
- 80% use non-generative AI for natural language processing in text analysis
- 70% use technology to classify and categorize data
- 63% turn to predictive models
- 63% have monitoring and alert systems
- 43% apply AI to portfolio optimization
Managers combine different technologies and, in many cases, develop internal solutions to meet specific demands.
Bancos records efficiency gains with GenAI
Pesquisa Febraban of Tecnologia Bancária 2025, conducted by Deloitte, indicates that 82% of banks in Brasil already incorporate generative AI into their operations. The percentage reveals consolidation of the tool on different fronts.
Institutions report an average increase of 11% in the productivity of tasks that now rely on technology. The gain appears especially in processes involving data analysis, service and internal operations.
Executivos from the sector highlight that AI helps to make more assertive decisions and more complete analyses. The comment comes from Marcio Aguiar, director of NVIDIA’s Enterprise division for América Latina.
Orçamentos and investments continue on an upward trajectory
Profissionais consulted by NVIDIA signal a clear willingness to maintain or increase investments in AI. The movement occurs in parallel with the expansion of the use of open models, considered central by many institutions.
No Brasil, banks plan to increase resources allocated to technology. The trend includes hiring experts to train models and build financial solutions.
The combination of tools allows institutions to process larger volumes of information with greater speed. Resultados appears to reduce operational costs and new possibilities for customizing services.
NVIDIA reinforces role in computing infrastructure
The company, founded in 1993, developed the GPU in 1999 and expanded its operations to accelerated computing. Hoje offers full-stack solutions for data centers that support AI applications at scale.
NVIDIA’s annual report brings together insights from executives, data scientists, developers, and IT experts. The findings help to map the current stage and directions the financial sector is taking with technology.
Progress occurs gradually, with a focus on measurable results and secure integration into existing operations.