Rainbird Technologies CEO James Duez will speak on Tuesday at AIFS Europe 2026 on the Risk and Governance stage about how financial institutions govern AI decisions.
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“On Tuesday, our CEO James Duez will be speaking about how financial institutions govern AI decisions: how a decision was reached, who reviewed it, and whether it can be explained and defended when a regulator asks.”
— Rainbird Technologies team
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Rainbird Technologies
Precise, deterministic and auditable AI for enterprise-grade applications.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Norwich, GB
- Company size
- 54 employees
Rainbird is the Decision Layer for enterprise AI: where regulation, policy and expert knowledge become computable, and decisions are made deterministically, with evidence. Generative AI is good at language, retrieval and orchestration. It's not built for decisions that must be consistent, evidenced and defensible. That's the gap Rainbird closes. The Rainbird platform turns institutional knowledge into knowledge graphs. The Rainbird Reasoning Engine reasons over them deterministically: same knowledge, same inputs, same answer, every time, with no generative step in the decision path. Every decision comes with an evidence tree showing exactly how it was reached. People, systems and AI agents can all put questions to Rainbird. Agents orchestrate. Rainbird decides. The evidence tree shows why. Organisations including EY, BDO, DAC Beachcroft, Killik & Co and Klick use Rainbird for high-stakes decisions in areas like financial crime, compliance, claims, tax and audit, where outcomes are governed by complex policy and regulation and every decision may need to be defended. Precise. Deterministic. Auditable. That's what decision automation looks like when it has to stand up to a regulator.
Founded 2013