AWS for Industries

Category: Financial Services

Multi-Agent Systems for Financial Services on Amazon EKS and AgentCore

Multi-Agent Systems for Financial Services on Amazon EKS and AgentCore

In this post, we show how to build that system on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS), Amazon Bedrock, and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, with authentication, tracing, cost control, and sandboxed code execution at every layer.

From Connected to Resilient: Cloud-Native Payment Connectivity on AWS

From Connected to Resilient: Cloud-Native Payment Connectivity on AWS

In this post, we present four production-hardening patterns (A-D) that extend Patterns 3 and 4 for payment workloads operating persistent session-based protocols. These patterns optimize connection reliability, maintenance workflows, tenant isolation, and observability at the infrastructure layer, benefiting organizations connecting to traditional payment rails through AWS PrivateLink and Resource Gateway.

The Art of the Possible: Building an Intelligent Wealth Management Platform – Part 1

The Art of the Possible: Building an Intelligent Wealth Management Platform – Part 1

This is the first post in a two-part series exploring how AWS-native services, including Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, Amazon Neptune Analytics, Strands Agents, and a serverless data pipeline, power three transformative advisor capabilities:

Modernizing Core Banking Systems: A Strategic Guide for Financial Leaders

Modernizing Core Banking Systems: A Strategic Guide for Financial Leaders

Learn how AI has changed the economics of core banking modernization. Services like AWS Transform for mainframe and development tools such as Kiro now enable banks to compress multi-year migration programs into months , reducing the manual effort necessary, project risk, and overall transformation costs associated with modernizing the mainframe platform.

Centralized third-party connectivity in AWS: Architecture patterns for highly regulated environments

Centralized third-party connectivity in AWS: Architecture patterns for highly regulated environments

This post provides architectural guidance only and does not constitute legal or compliance advice. Consult your compliance and legal teams for your specific regulatory obligations.