BNY Mellon Bank Manages Armies of AI Agents for Financial Services Automation
BNY Mellon is updating its AI tool Eliza into a multi-agent resource for sales representatives and customer engagement. The bank uses a multi-agent architecture with about 13 agents that negotiate with each other to produce product recommendations based on client, segment, and product data. BNY built a framework around the agentic system and used AutoGen and LangChain to ground responses and make the agents more deterministic.
- Organization
- BNY Mellon
- Industry
- Finance
- Location
- United States
- Published
- February 2025
Reported outcomes
Strategic outcomes
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- Customer
- BNY Mellon
- Provider
- Microsoft
- Maturity
- Unknown
- Linked source
- VentureBeat
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Use case focus
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- 1Sales enablement
- 2Decision support
- 3Agent orchestration
- Managing extensive AI agent deployments for improved process automation in banking operations.
- Reducing the number of people client-facing employees must speak to when determining a suitable product recommendation.
- Created a lead recommendation agent and expanded it into a multi-agent architecture inside Eliza.
- Agents access client information, product information, and structured and unstructured data, and negotiate to produce recommendations.
- Built guardrails and a blueprint for responses using open-source AutoGen and LangChain, with AI engineers working closely with full-stack engineers from mission-critical systems.
- Reduced the number of people salespeople need to speak to from 10 different product managers, client people, and segment people to the agent system.
- Improved recommendation support and decision-making for sales staff.
- Created a reusable microservice-like agent that can continue to learn, reason and act.
Architecture
BNY created a multi-agent architecture inside its Eliza tool, with about 13 agents that negotiate with each other to determine product recommendations based on client, segment, and product data. The bank built a framework around the agents, used AutoGen to provide guardrails and deterministic grounding, and looked at LangChain to architect the system. AI engineers worked closely with full-stack engineers from mission-critical systems, and the bank describes the agents as a reusable microservice-like capability that can learn, reason and act.
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