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Los bancos españoles reclaman a los bufetes rebajas de tarifas por la IA

En el sector financiero se ve una tendencia incipiente originada en EEUU. Los despachos internacionales ya negocian los honorarios, pero los españoles ensalzan la IA para generar valor añadido. Leer

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Los bancos españoles reclaman a los bufetes rebajas de tarifas por la IA

Spanish banks are demanding reductions in the fees charged by international law firms that utilize artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, according to recent reports. The trend, originating in the United States, sees law firms negotiating lower fees or improved service provision in exchange for integrating AI tools into their work processes.

These tools are reportedly streamlining tasks, such as due diligence and analysis, leading to increased efficiency and productivity. In Spain, domestic banks are exploring ways to improve profitability amid rising technology investments. Some banks are pushing for renegotiated fees or enhanced service offerings from law firms and other service providers.

The traditional hourly billing model is being challenged, with some banks seeking additional value in return for their clients' investment in cutting-edge technology. While some clients are incorporating AI clauses into contracts, such as those related to mergers and acquisitions, the widespread adoption of this approach remains limited among Spanish banks.

Nonetheless, there is a growing recognition of AI's potential to deliver more precise and specialized results, making it an attractive proposition for financial institutions seeking to optimize their operations and service delivery.

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