Announcement ·
Credit, trading, research: BNP Paribas bets on Gemini to automate its CIB businesses
Original title, in French: “Crédit, trading, recherche : BNP Paribas mise sur Gemini pour automatiser ses métiers CIB”
- Publication
- Silicon.fr (France)
- Author
- Philippe Leroy
- Published on
- 25 September 2026 · read in the page structured data · updated on 25 September 2026
Summary
BNP Paribas has signed a five-year agreement with Google Cloud to integrate Gemini Enterprise and the Gemini models into its agentic AI activities. The Corporate & Institutional Banking (CIB) division is at the forefront, with the LLM@CIB assistant already used by more than 65,000 employees, enhanced to support the preparation of credit analysis files, before being extended to sales, trading, research and structuring. At Nickel, the group's payments subsidiary, the Nickel Assist tool already relies on Gemini to help around 200 customer advisers. Marc Camus, the group's CIO, stresses that the bank maintains a multi-cloud and multi-model strategy, alongside IBM Cloud and Oracle, and emphasises data governance and in-house AI training.
Summary based on the full text of the article.
Read the article on Silicon.fr →Figures cited
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65,000 employees
number of employees using the LLM@CIB assistant
BNP Paribas CIB
« Les modèles Gemini vont venir muscler LLM@CIB, l’assistant IA maison déjà utilisé par plus de 65 000 collaborateurs. »
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200 advisers
number of customer advisers using Nickel Assist
Nickel, a BNP Paribas subsidiary
« un outil baptisé Nickel Assist s’appuie sur un modèle Gemini pour aider environ 200 conseillers clientèle à répondre plus vite aux clients »
Classification
- Country
- France
- Company size
- Large companies
- Industries
- Banking, insurance, asset management, finance departments
- Companies
- Nickel (deploys AI), IBM Cloud (supplier), Google Cloud (supplier), Oracle (supplier), BNP Paribas (deploys AI)
- Keywords
- banking, agentic artificial intelligence, gemini, google cloud, credit analysis, ai assistant
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