Dataiku has announced the launch of a new FSI Blueprint to support the deployment of agentic AI systems in financial services. The blueprint is designed to help banks and insurance providers create, connect, and control intelligent AI agents at scale. It also ensures governance, performance, and flexibility required for production in highly regulated industries.

This development builds on Dataiku’s integration into the NVIDIA Enterprise AI Factory validated design. The integration helps enterprises accelerate secure and scalable AI infrastructure deployment.

Malcolm deMayo, Vice President of Global Financial Services at NVIDIA, reported that AI agents represent a major shift in enterprise productivity. He noted that banks are among the earliest adopters of this technology. The new blueprint combines reusable components to help automate thousands of manual tasks in the banking sector.

The solution allows institutions to build intelligent systems that adapt to complex workflows and evolve responsibly. It also supports regulatory compliance through centralized governance.

The FSI Blueprint integrates:

• Dataiku’s Universal AI Platform and LLM Mesh
• NVIDIA NeMo, NIM microservices, and GPU-accelerated infrastructure

It supports use cases such as fraud detection, customer service, risk analysis, and operations automation.

John McCambridge, Global Head of Financial Services at Dataiku, revealed that financial institutions are under pressure to operationalize AI while managing regulatory risks. He added that the FSI Blueprint enables trusted AI agents that are cost-controlled and deliver real business value.

Dataiku’s LLM Mesh integrates with NVIDIA NIM to simplify model deployment. Built-in guardrails like Cost Guard and Quality Guard help teams control model usage, optimize costs, and evaluate performance.

The announcement was made at NVIDIA GTC Paris during VivaTech 2025. The FSI Blueprint is the first in a series of joint initiatives between Dataiku and NVIDIA, with future plans to expand into life sciences and energy.

Financial institutions can engage directly with joint go-to-market teams from both companies to adopt the solution.

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