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    Danske Bank Adopts Conpend’s Trade AI App to Simplify and Enhance Efficiency of Trade Finance Processes

    Published by Jessica Weisman-Pitts

    Posted on March 24, 2022

    4 min read

    Last updated: February 23, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Danske Bank is deploying Conpend’s TRADE AI to digitize trade finance document checks and strengthen compliance. The AI app automates AML/KYC and sanctions screening, cuts errors, and builds an audit trail as part of a wider digital strategy.

    Danske Bank adopts Conpend’s TRADE AI app to simplify and enhance efficiency of trade finance processes

    has selected Conpend’s Trade AI solution to increase efficiency and compliance in its trade finance offering and kick-start its strategy to achieve process optimisation via digitalisation

    , the largest bank in Denmark, announces its collaboration with

    , a leading provider of technology-assisted document checking software for trade finance processes.

    will leverage Conpend’s TRADE AI app to enhance and digitise its trade finance related processes – hence simplifying and streamlining existing processes, enhancing efficiency and transparency, reducing the probability of error and enabling an easily accessible end-to-end trade finance transaction audit trail.

    The app was developed specifically to encourage automation and digitisation of the value chain while accepting the current situation with respect to documentary checking. Paper-based documents, as well as digital documentation, can be scanned and entered into the application, which ‘reads’ the contents and checks them against a set of pre-defined rules. The artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities automatically check against anti-money laundering (AML), know your customer (KYC) and sanctions regulations, thereby enhancing the compliance and documentary reviewing process for trade finance specialists as well as risk and compliance officers.

    ’s compliance team will allow a greater focus on performing subsequent analyses and thereby empowering operatives to make informed business and risk decisions quickly and accurately. For Danske Bank, collaborating with Conpend is a crucial development in its wider trade finance strategy centred on process and compliance enhancements through digitalisation.

    “By converting physical documents into digital data, you create the opportunity to utilize that data for trade and compliance related processes,” explained Erik Punt, Product Owner of the trade finance portfolio in

    . “This is why we are excited to be working with Conpend. Our partnership is allowing Danske Bank to take a huge stride towards creating a digital environment around a business area that is characterised by physical documents and other manual processes.”

    gradually introducing the TRADE AI solution to all relevant staff, including trade finance advisors, compliance and other stakeholders to ensure business continuity. Forming part of Danske Bank’s short and longer-term digitalisation strategy, the app will deliver benefits in various stages.

    Punt said: “We expect to see significant efficiency gains after initial investment into teaching the system to capture and qualify data. With this, data from the large range of complex customer documents will – together with our financial crime compliance specialists – allow us to perform different kinds of analyses. In the longer term, Conpend’s TRADE AI solution will help enable further digitisation of our trade finance products, ultimately resulting in a more efficient value chain.”

    Marc Smith, Founder and Director at Conpend, said: “

    is a bank committed to providing effective, future-proof solutions for its trade finance clients. We are delighted they have entrusted Conpend to accelerate their digital transformation and help them and their clients achieve unparalleled operational trade finance efficiencies through the transformative potential of our TRADE AI app.”

    Torben Sauer, CEO at Conpend, said: “By utilising the TRADE AI app to further enhance their trade finance processes, we are confident

    will realise great efficiency, improved compliance and productivity gains. We look forward to being a key part of their digital journey and are proud to support one of the most successful banks in Europe.”

    “What we have found particularly valuable is that throughout the implementation process, Conpend has willingly and actively worked with us to tailor their solution to address our specific business requirements. We are pleased to be working with a company that is committed to creating the best outcomes for its clients, and one that understands and helps to gain back our recognition by customers as the preferred trade finance banking partner across the Nordic region,” concluded Punt.

    Key Takeaways

    • •Danske Bank is adopting Conpend’s TRADE AI to digitize and streamline trade finance processes.
    • •The app automates document checking, reduces errors, and creates an end-to-end audit trail.
    • •AI/ML capabilities support AML, KYC, and sanctions screening to enhance compliance workflows.
    • •Rollout is phased, with efficiency gains expected after initial system training and tuning.
    • •The partnership underpins Danske Bank’s broader digitalization strategy for trade finance.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Danske Bank adopts Conpend’s TRADE AI app to simplify and enhance efficiency of trade finance processes

    1What is an app?

    An app, or application, is a software program designed to perform specific tasks on a device. In banking, apps are used for mobile banking, managing finances, and facilitating transactions.

    2What is efficiency in finance?

    Efficiency in finance refers to the optimal use of resources to achieve maximum output with minimal waste. It is crucial for reducing costs and improving profitability in financial operations.

    3What is a partnership in business?

    A partnership in business is a formal arrangement where two or more parties agree to manage and operate a business together, sharing profits, losses, and responsibilities.

    4What is innovation in banking?

    Innovation in banking involves the introduction of new ideas, products, or processes to improve services and operations. This can include technology advancements, new financial products, or improved customer service methods.

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