UOB Malaysia launches AI-based digital banking service


Managing director and country head of personal financial services Ronnie Lim

KUALA LUMPUR: United Overseas Bank (Malaysia) Bhd (UOB Malaysia) has launched Mighty Insights, believed to be the country’s first artificial intelligence (AI)-based digital banking service, to make it simpler and smarter for customers to manage their finances via the bank’s all-in-one mobile banking app, UOB Mighty.

Managing director and country head of personal financial services, Ronnie Lim, said with this latest innovation to UOB Mighty, customers would receive personalised insights based on their banking and spending patterns, empowering them to track and to manage their savings and expenses effortlessly.

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