Recoon for Financial

Recoon for Financial Services

Streamline financial operations, enhance client advisory services, and improve regulatory compliance with secure, template-based workflows designed for banks, investment firms, and financial institutions.

Serving Financial Services Organizations

From community banks to investment management firms

Commercial Banking

Loans, deposits & banking services

Investment Management

Asset management & advisory

Insurance

Claims & underwriting

Wealth Management

Private banking & planning

Financial Services-Specific Features

Tools designed for financial institutions and regulatory compliance

Client Portfolio Management

Track client investments, risk profiles, and financial goals with comprehensive portfolio workflows.

Regulatory Compliance

Ensure compliance with financial regulations, AML, KYC, and reporting requirements.

Risk Management

Assess and monitor financial risks with structured risk assessment workflows.

Loan Processing

Streamline loan applications, underwriting, and approval processes with automated workflows.

Investment Research

Organize market research, investment analysis, and due diligence processes.

Client Communication

Secure client portals and communication channels for sensitive financial information.

Financial Planning

Create comprehensive financial plans and retirement strategies for clients.

Audit Management

Prepare for regulatory audits and internal reviews with comprehensive documentation.

Trading Operations

Manage trading workflows, settlement processes, and transaction monitoring.

AI-Powered Assistant

OpenAI-powered intelligent assistance for financial analysis and market insights.

Real-Time Collaboration

WebSocket-powered live updates for instant team coordination and market responses.

Enterprise Security

Multi-tenant architecture with two-factor authentication and financial-grade security.

Ready to transform your financial operations?

Join financial institutions using Recoon to improve efficiency and client service