TIFIN, a leader in AI for financial services, has announced the launch of TIFIN AXIS, a platform of AI agents designed to revolutionize middle office operations in financial services. Built on TIFIN’s proven financial AI capabilities and Palantir’s robust data infrastructure, TIFIN AXIS is designing a collection of AI agents for the numerous middle office processes that are common among wealth enterprises and among asset managers.
The middle office often struggles with costly, error-prone manual workflows, disconnected systems, and navigating legacy tech stacks. In addition, turnover rates in this group remain high alongside elevated training costs. Through its deep domain expertise across wealth and asset management, and its leadership in finance specific AI, TIFIN has launched this project to address these challenges directly. With a collection of AI agents beneath a central orchestrator, this new approach helps reduce risks, increase efficiency and remove bottlenecks that drive growth.
The platform’s architecture includes:
TIFIN AXIS has launched with early midsize RIA clients to redesign key operational functions, including account client service, account opening, trading and reporting.
“Frontier firms in financial services are using AI for growth and to enhance productivity. Together, we will see a seismic shift in the delivery of advice and products to investors. TIFIN has built AI powered experiences and intelligence for growth, and is now adding AI powered agents to boost productivity and accelerate this shift. We aim to be the premier AI partner for financial services firms embracing this transition to an AI enabled way of doing business,” says Vinay Nair, Founder and CEO of TIFIN.
“The middle office has long been a bottleneck in financial services, burdened by manual processes and legacy systems. TIFIN AXIS introduces AI solutions that not only streamline and automate these operations but also enable firms to adapt swiftly to market changes, enhancing overall productivity,” said Andy Brown, TIFIN AXIS advisor, former Group CTO at UBS and CEO of Sand Hill East.