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Bankers may love using Claude but the bills are beginning to reflect the AI industry’s financial reality
Lionel Laurent
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28 May 2026, 03:00 PM IST
Banks could end up handcuffed...
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Bankers may love using Claude but the bills are beginning to reflect the AI industry’s financial reality
Lionel Laurent
min read
28 May 2026, 03:00 PM IST
Banks could end up handcuffed to AI tools that get increasingly expensive.
Bloomberg
Some banks are already feeling the pinch as artificial intelligence costs rise. Financial services firms could find themselves trapped by AI tools that get increasingly expensive as companies align pricing with costs and profit pursuits.
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The finance industry’s love of artificial intelligence (AI) has reached fever pitch—even in Europe, a traditional tech laggard. Beyond headline-grabbing announcements at HSBC or tin-eared ones from Standard Chartered, ask any fund manager, banker or trader and you are likely to hear stories of increasing adoption and experimentation.
If there’s a catch, it is cost. Supply constraints are pinching all parts of the AI ecosystem, particularly computing power. Users of Anthropic’s popular AI assistant Claude are grumbling about soaring prices. Even Anthropic’s recent deal with SpaceX to increase its processing capacity has not fully absorbed demand from its customers for expensive, computation-hungry tasks. So, the price keeps going up.
Financier gripes about the cost of using Claude—a banker favourite—are starting to sound like those from the technology industry. The bill is on track to rise from tens of thousands of dollars for a single firm to several million.
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