Finger, Financial Services Commission Selects Teams for 'D-Testbed Project' Participation

Finger, a comprehensive fintech specialist company, announced on the 20th that it has been selected as a participating team in the Financial Services Commission's D-Testbed project.

The D-Testbed project, hosted by the Financial Services Commission and operated by the Korea Fintech Support Center, provides high-quality financial and non-financial combined data and testing environments in areas such as banking, cards, securities, insurance, credit evaluation, and distribution to verify innovative fintech technologies and ideas.

Companies selected as participating teams receive mentoring from experts in various fields, ranging from technical areas such as data analysis and security for smooth test execution to commercialization areas including investment, legal affairs, and patents. If desired, participating companies can also receive evaluation reports containing objective feedback on the testing process and ideas.

Finger, which holds the largest number of references in the fintech industry, plans to secure unstructured financial data and establish a plan for building training data through this project participation. The company aims to complete the development of AI and Large Language Models (LLM) specialized for the financial sector by 2024.

Kim Jonghwan, Executive Director of Finger AI Cell, stated, “Processing existing unstructured financial data has been the domain of skilled data experts, limiting access for financial workers,” and added, “With the emergence of large language models, financial professionals can analyze data more easily, creating opportunities for business expansion.” He emphasized, “Finger’s AI/LLM models specialized for the financial sector can become attractive products.”

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