Duco launches next-gen AI automation platform at SIBOS 2025

By Vriti Gothi

Duco has launched its next-generation AI automation platform at SIBOS 2025, introducing transformative solutions designed to help financial institutions navigate increasing regulatory demands and rapidly growing data volumes. The launch includes the Agentic Rule Builder, AI-Native Data Prep, and T+0 Assurance Controls, delivering smarter, faster, and more adaptive automation to support T+1 settlement readiness in the UK and EU.

The Agentic Rule Builder allows users to create, refine, and deploy rules using plain English prompts, transforming the way non-coders manage increasingly complex processes. AI-driven agents map, build, and validate rules while maintaining full transparency for human oversight. Early client testing indicates a potential 50% reduction in rule-creation time and 60–75% faster automation, enabling firms to accelerate time-to-market.

Building on its Adaptive Intelligent Document Processing (AIDP) capabilities, Duco has enhanced AI-Native Data Prep to process data with context awareness, learning from content and improving resilience across PDFs, images, Word files, and emails. Integrated with the Agentic Rule Builder, this solution enables firms to automate more processes, increase straight-through processing, and achieve higher accuracy than conventional OCR or LLM-based tools.

To meet the operational challenges of T+1 settlement, Duco has also introduced the first cloud-native, AI-native, no-code T+0 assurance controls for intra-day reconciliation and real-time exception management. Evidence from prior transitions shows that increasing headcount has a limited impact on fail rates, while automation can reduce post-trade processing times by more than 80%, establishing a scalable and future-proof model.

James Maxfield, Chief Product Officer at Duco, added, “We are entering an era where automation is not just faster or easier, but smarter and adaptive. Today, our AI agents support rule creation and reconciliation. Tomorrow, they will extend to anomaly detection, exception management, and orchestration of entire processes – always with human oversight. This is how firms can build resilience, reduce complexity, and stay ahead of compressed regulatory deadlines.”