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Case study · Licensed EMI · 2025

TreasuryGrid

B2B bank goes AI-native, without losing audit trail.

A licensed EMI serving B2B clients embedded AI across compliance, onboarding, and ops — every agent run logged, every prompt reviewed, every irreversible action gated.

At a glance

  • 180Headcount
  • 4 weeksEngagement
  • 8Pioneers
  • 3Compliance reviews
  • 1Marketplace

The brief

AI rollout inside a regulated boundary, without weakening it.

See how we did it
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Cohort

  • C-level (CEO, CCO/MLRO)2
  • Heads of Department4
  • AI pioneers8

Drawn from KYB, AML, Settlements, B2B Support, and Engineering — the functions where compliance and customer experience meet daily.

What the pioneers shipped

Auditable agents — useful before they're loud.

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KYB intake triage

Agent ingests company docs, drafts a risk score, and flags discrepancies for the onboarding queue.

AML alert investigation

Pulls case context, drafts the SAR narrative, links similar past cases — analyst still signs off.

Treasury reporting

Daily P&L commentary with variance flags, broken into client-segment views — circulated by 9am.

B2B portal support

Tier-1 questions on transactions, fees, and limits — answered with audit trail, escalation if uncertain.

Engineering knowledge agent

Internal RAG over engineering docs, runbooks, postmortems — cuts onboarding from weeks to days.

“Auditable agents, not just useful ones.”

Approach

Four weeks. Three sign-offs. One marketplace.

01 / 04Week 1

Discover

Mapped the compliance perimeter, audit trails, and model-data flows. Defined what could leave the boundary and what couldn't — with the MLRO and DPO in the room from day one.

02 / 04Week 2–3

Build

Pioneers built first cuts in their own functions. Compliance reviewed every prompt, every tool call, every data flow — not just the end product.

03 / 04Week 3–4

Audit

Three demos with MLRO and CCO sign-off. Anything not auditable was redesigned, not deployed. Anything irreversible kept a human in the loop.

04 / 04Week 4+

Embed

Patterns shipped to an internal marketplace with governance docs, change-log, and an owner per skill. Compliance reviews stay attached for the lifetime of each agent.

Impact · Year one

Outcomes leadership signed off on.

  • Annual savings

    €1.4M

    Across the engagement's first twelve months.

  • FTE optimized

    12

    Full-time equivalents freed for higher-leverage work.

  • Business satisfaction

    9.5 / 10

    Post-engagement leadership review.

Why it didn't go off the rails

Compliance designed in, not bolted on.

No customer PII to external models

Local or private inference for sensitive flows. Egress controls baked in, not bolted on.

Auditable prompts and runs

Every agent run logged with input, output, tool calls, and timestamps — same shape regulator inspections expect.

Compliance review per skill, not per project

Each reusable agent has its own compliance owner and re-review cadence as it evolves.

Human-in-the-loop on irreversible actions

Sanctions hits, account freezes, and large transfers always pause for a named human.

Where to start

Book an org assessment.
Ninety minutes, no slides.

We'll spend an hour with your leadership team mapping where AI creates the most leverage in your operation — and what an overlay would look like in practice.