UK-based AI firm Galytix creating framework to crunch the data
Hope is that better info will boost private capital flows
Move comes as many richer nations cut aid spending
LONDON, Sept 29 – A global database of emerging market debt statistics created by top development banks is aiming to use artificial intelligence to parse risk more comprehensively for investors and help lower borrowing costs for developing countries.
UK-based AI firm Galytix is creating a framework to crunch numbers in the Global Emerging Markets Database to try to attract…








