Deloitte Anjin Accounting Corporation announced on the 30th that it will completely reorganize its data analysis and development dedicated team within the accounting and auditing institutional sector into an 'AI Asset & Analytics' group to accelerate innovation in financial and accounting data-based solutions in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). Executive Director Lee Seung-young will lead the organization.
Deloitte Anjin plans to widely apply accounting and financial specialized platforms and solutions combined with AI, based on the accounting domain expertise and data analysis capabilities built up over the past 8 years. This strategy aims to lead the advanced next-generation AI-based accounting ecosystem, moving beyond traditional accounting methods. Additionally, the company plans to drive a structural transition that strategically integrates AI into all functions of the auditing institutional sector.
Under the new organizational structure, Deloitte Anjin's auditing institutional sector plans to focus on accelerating the digital transformation of corporations' accounting and auditing functions around four core solutions.
First, through the 'fund accident signal detection solution,' it will comprehensively analyze companies' accounting data and cash flow, enabling early detection of anomalies and establishing a proactive risk management system that surpasses existing post hoc inspections.
Second, by applying the 'Deloitte Converter Series,' it plans to automate the disclosure process for electronic announcement systems such as DART and XBRL, dramatically improving the efficiency and accuracy of disclosures.
Third, the 'Finance Data Hub' plans to evolve into an intelligent platform capable of real-time accounting information analysis and insights by integrating various AI-based solutions like KYC.AI, PAR.AI, and JET.AI, along with external information inquiry functions.
Fourth, the '7Click consolidation efficiency solution' will simplify the process of preparing complex consolidated financial statements into seven steps, contributing to reducing the time needed for the settlement of accounts and minimizing the possibility of errors.
Jang Su-jae, head of the auditing institutional sector at Deloitte Korea Group, noted, 'Deloitte Anjin's AI solutions are not technology-centric but are designed based on the domain knowledge and practical experience of accounting professionals.' He added, 'In an era where AI becomes the new standard in accounting and auditing, we will lead the digital transformation of the accounting industry through the harmony of technology and expertise.'