Japan's MUFG Bank to tap AI, satellite images for collateral appraisals
MUFG Bank is considering sharing its planned system with regional banks, many of which are struggling with labor shortages. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)TAKERO MINAMIJuly 8, 2026 05:14 JSTTOKYO -- MUFG Bank plans to combine satellite imagery data and artificial intelligence in a system
MUFG Bank is considering sharing its planned system with regional banks, many of which are struggling with labor shortages. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)TAKERO MINAMIJuly 8, 2026 05:14 JSTTOKYO -- MUFG Bank plans to combine satellite imagery data and artificial intelligence in a system to inspect real estate used as loan collateral starting in fiscal 2027, shaving up 10,000 hours annually from time devoted to on-site inspections. TOKYO -- MUFG Bank plans to combine satellite imagery data and artificial intelligence in a system to inspect real estate used as loan collateral starting in fiscal 2027, shaving up 10,000 hours annually from time devoted to on-site inspections.
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