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    Citi Teams Up With Google DeepMind to Launch ‘Citi Sky,’ an Always-On AI Wealth Manager That Works Alongside Human Advisors

    By Henry KanapiApril 22, 20262 Mins Read
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    Citigroup is unveiling an artificial intelligence-powered wealth management assistant built in collaboration with Google Cloud and Google DeepMind.

    In a new press release, Citi Wealth announces Citi Sky, an always-on AI assistant designed to help clients access insights and act on financial decisions in real time.

    The rollout will begin this summer for Citigold clients in the US, with a phased expansion planned. Andy Sieg, head of Wealth at Citi, says the system is designed to change how clients interact with their finances. Instead of navigating multiple tools, he says the experience will shift toward direct interaction.

    “We believe Citi Sky will change the model of wealth management. For decades, managing your financial life meant navigating apps, calls and meetings. With Citi Sky, you simply ask – and act. This is the shift from interface to intelligence, from transactions to outcomes.”

    Among the key features at launch are timely financial guidance, including prompts for certificate of deposit maturity events, market insights from Citi Wealth’s Chief Investment Office, and conversational interaction powered by Google DeepMind’s real-time avatar technology and Gemini’s live audio and video models. The platform launches in English and Spanish, with additional languages planned over time.

    According to Sieg, the AI is not meant to replace advisors, but to extend their reach.

    “At the center is a universal question: ‘Am I financially okay?’ Citi Sky answers that in real time – bringing together insight and execution in a way that is simple and clear. It doesn’t replace our advisors – it makes them more powerful, extending their reach and deepening their impact. In fact, Citi Wealth plans to add advisors in the years ahead.”

    The development of Citi Sky involved Google’s full AI stack, from Cloud infrastructure to Google DeepMind, built on the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. Thomas Kurian, CEO of Google Cloud, says the collaboration establishes a new standard for AI-powered financial services.

    “The future of financial services lies in the ability to turn vast amounts of data into conversational, actionable intelligence for investors. With Gemini Enterprise as the backbone of Citi Sky, combined with frontier models from Google DeepMind, Citi Wealth is establishing a new blueprint for how agentic AI can drive high-quality, personalized financial insights for millions of its customers.”

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