FintelliQ™ / Quantum–AI Financial Intelligence

Leading the future of finance with Quantum–AI.

FintelliQ™ combines financial-domain expertise with AI and quantum technologies to solve complex challenges across prediction, optimization, risk and anomaly detection.

01 / Why Finance Needs a New Computing Approach

Financial decisions are becoming too complex for conventional technologies alone.

Financial institutions must make faster and more precise decisions across expanding data, variables, scenarios and constraints. Traditional models simplify this complexity. AI learns more sophisticated patterns, but its performance remains dependent on historical data and it does not by itself resolve every optimization, simulation or explainability challenge.

CONVENTIONAL METHODS
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Simplify the problem.

Statistical models and rule-based systems are reliable and interpretable, but they often depend on fixed assumptions, simplified relationships and restricted search spaces.

AI
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Predict from learned patterns.

AI can identify nonlinear patterns at scale, yet limited or biased data weakens generalization. Prediction alone does not optimize decisions under competing constraints or guarantee sufficient explainability.

QUANTUM–AI HYBRID
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Expand the computational options.

Quantum representations, optimization and estimation methods complement AI in complex search spaces, high-dimensional relationships and repeated scenario calculations.

MCKINSEY OUTLOOK · 2035$400–600BPotential economic value of quantum computing in finance

Finance is emerging as one of quantum computing’s largest value-creation opportunities.

McKinsey expects value to come from both improving existing financial processes and enabling new approaches that are difficult to realize with conventional computing alone.

McKinsey finance outlook, 2026 ↗
Process improvementFaster and more precise pricing, risk analysis, fraud detection and decision optimization
New capabilitiesNew computational approaches to complex scenarios, correlations and combinatorial search
Hybrid adoptionFinancial institutions can begin testing value without waiting for fully scaled fault-tolerant hardware

02 / FINTELLIQ™ SOLUTION MODULES

Four specialized modules for transforming financial decisions.

FintelliQ™ is one integrated Quantum–AI financial solution composed of four specialized modules. Each module is designed as a deployable product for a defined customer, financial problem and decision output.

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01 / CREDIT SCORING
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Conceptual representation · not measured financial data

03 / CORE QUANTUM–AI ALGORITHMS

Algorithms selected for the structure of each financial problem.

FintelliQ™ does not treat quantum computing as a universal replacement for AI. It combines problem formulation, quantum algorithms and AI according to the computational bottleneck that must be solved.

FintelliQ does not apply quantum algorithms indiscriminately. It identifies the computational bottleneck in a financial decision, establishes an AI and conventional baseline, and selectively applies the method that can produce a testable improvement.

LEARNING ALGORITHMCONCEPTUAL MODEL

Quantum Machine Learning

Fintelliq | QICINPUT VECTORx1x2x3x4ENCODINGFEATURE REPRESENTATION

Data encoding changes the representation used to learn relationships.

CORE PRINCIPLE

Maps financial variables into a quantum feature space and learns relationships through quantum kernels or hybrid models.

LIMIT OF AI

Complex high-dimensional relationships become difficult to represent reliably when data is sparse or imbalanced.

FINANCIAL ROLE

Credit classification · default prediction · nonlinear anomaly patterns

MODULE 01 · MODULE 04

04 / APPLICATION PROCESS

From financial problem definition to validated decision application.

PROBLEM → VALIDATED DECISION

Fintelliq | QICDECISION BRIEFOBJECTIVECONSTRAINTSBASELINESUCCESS CRITERIA

A defined decision brief establishes the problem and success criteria.

  1. 01Define the decision problem
  2. 02Structure the data
  3. 03Select and combine algorithms
  4. 04Compare and validate
  5. 05Apply to decisions
QUESTION · BASELINE
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Fintelliq | QICDECISION BRIEFOBJECTIVECONSTRAINTSBASELINESUCCESS CRITERIA

Define the decision problem

Specify the business objective, target decision, variables, constraints, regulatory requirements and measurable success criteria.

QUESTION · BASELINE
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Fintelliq | QICPREPARED DATASETTRAINING WINDOWVALIDATION WINDOWTEST WINDOWSEPARATE TIME WINDOWS

Structure the data

Prepare financial, transaction, alternative and market data; address sampling, imbalance, time windows and governance requirements.

DATA · FEATURES
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Fintelliq | QICMATCHED TASK / DATACLASSICAL / AIHYBRID MODELCOMPARISONCOMMON METRICS · COMMON CONDITIONS

Select and combine algorithms

Establish conventional and AI baselines, then apply QML, QAOA, QAE, QSVM or XQAI according to the problem structure.

AI · QUANTUM · HYBRID
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Fintelliq | QICVALIDATION DOSSIERPREDICTION / QUALITYSTABILITYEXPLAINABILITYSCALABILITY

Compare and validate

Measure prediction performance, solution quality, stability, explainability and scalability under matched conditions.

EVIDENCE · VALUE
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Fintelliq | QICVALIDATED OUTPUTDECISION EVIDENCEWORKFLOWREVIEWDECISIONMONITOR

Apply to decisions

Connect validated outputs to credit, portfolio, risk or anomaly-detection workflows and define deployment requirements.

DECISION · DEPLOYMENT

05 / FINTELLIQ™ IN ACTION · NICE INFORMATION SERVICE

Two connected validation tracks with NICE Information Service.

QIC and NICE Information Service are testing alternative-data credit assessment and quantum-optimized lending decisions through two linked PoC tracks.

For individuals and small businesses with limited conventional credit history, the PoC tests whether alternative data and quantum machine learning can provide additional predictive information while preserving comparability and explainability.

PARTNERNICE Information ServiceKorea’s No.1 Credit Information Service Provider
INDUSTRYCredit information & lending
PROJECTTwo connected PoC tracks
DATAPseudonymized / de-identified test data
QUANTUM INFRAPasqal neutral-atom system
TRACK 01 / QUANTUM–AI CREDIT SCORING

Differentiate risk within similar credit scores.

Conventional scores can group borrowers whose underlying risk differs. This PoC tests whether financial and alternative data, re-evaluated with quantum–AI models, can reveal distinctions within those groups. Any improvement must be validated against the classical baseline.

Fintelliq | QICSIMILAR SCORESDifferent risk may be hiddenQUANTUM–AIfeature reassessmentRISK DIFFERENTIATIONSame borrowers, reassessedLOWERHIGHERFINANCIAL + ALTERNATIVE DATA

Similar scores → quantum–AI reassessment → finer risk differentiation.Conceptual target, not a measured PoC result. The same nine borrowers are shown before and after.

01Financial & alternative borrower data
02Quantum–AI reassessment + classical baseline
03Within-group risk differentiation
04Validate discrimination & explain the result
REVIEW OUTPUT
Reassessed risk estimatesDiscrimination against the baselineVariable contributions for review
TRACK 02 / QUANTUM-OPTIMIZED LENDING DECISIONS

Move from risk prediction to constrained decisions.

AI estimates credit risk. Quantum optimization then searches combinations of lending rules, rates and limits while balancing default risk, approval rate, profitability and operational constraints.

Fintelliq | QICRISK + LENDING CONSTRAINTSDEFAULT RISKAPPROVAL RATEPROFITABILITYOPERATING LIMITSFEASIBLE SETRULEScandidate policyRATEScandidate pricingLIMITScandidate exposure

Risk and operating constraints → feasible lending candidates.Illustrative workflow · no borrower records or PoC results shown.

01AI credit-risk prediction
02Objectives & operating constraints
03Quantum optimization search
04Rules · rates · limits candidates
DECISION CANDIDATES
Lending rulesRatesCredit limits
Credit-risk evidenceConstrained lending decisions

Project roles

NICECredit data, domain criteria, established baseline models and industry validation
QICFintelliQ architecture, AI/QML modelling, XQAI and quantum optimization
PasqalNeutral-atom quantum computing infrastructure and development environment for the optimization track

What the PoC evaluates

Credit modelPredictive discrimination · generalization · explainability · baseline comparison
OptimizationSolution quality · computational efficiency · scalability
DeploymentData feasibility · governance · workflow and economic relevance

The section describes the scope and validation design of an ongoing PoC. It does not present unverified performance results. The “first” designation follows NICE’s official description of the project as the first domestic credit-evaluation-industry validation directly applying Quantum–AI to a personal credit model.

FintelliQ™

We are looking for partners to solve complex financial problems together.

QIC works with banks, credit bureaus, card issuers, securities firms, asset managers and other financial institutions to define real business challenges and validate how FintelliQ™ can help address them.

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