Analysis on Enhancing Financial Decision-making Through Prompt Engineering
Abhik Dhar, Aritra Datta, Soma Das
Abstract
This research investigates the transformative impact of prompt engineering on financial decision-making processes, addressing inefficiencies within the financial sector. Employing a mixed-method approach integrating quantitative analysis, qualitative insights, and literature review, the study assesses prompt engineering’s role in enhancing operational efficiency, risk management, and customer service. Quantitative evaluation pre- and post-prompt engineering implementation reveals a reduction in trade execution time, risk assessment accuracy substantially increasing, a significant improvement in customer response times, and a substantial enhancement in portfolio returns. These findings signify prompt engineering’s pivotal role as a catalyst for operational streamlining, refined risk assessment, enhanced customer-centric services, and optimized investment strategies. Moreover, the study emphasizes the critical need for ethical considerations and regulatory alignment in integrating prompt engineering responsibly. Ultimately, this research underscores prompt engineering’s potential to reshape financial processes, emphasizing its instrumental role in driving efficiency, risk management, and customer-centricity within the financial domain.