Brooklyn Investment Group has published a study suggesting that thoughtfully deploying AI in portfolio monitoring could result in efficiency gains of 82% savings in portfolio manager time and 63-85% savings in net computational costs.
The paper published earlier this month, Scaling Separate Account Management with Generative A.I., focuses on just one part of the PM process: Portfolio Monitoring. Despite the narrow focus, potential gains for efficiency are very meaningful and illustrate the opportunity to fundamentally change how the asset management industry operates.
Brooklyn Investment Group is planning to release additional papers in the same series, evaluating different parts of the overall value chain and improvements that can be delivered through AI.