LiteCone is what thirteen years of financial services data and AI work becomes when it is turned into a product. LUMIQ and LiteCone are named together, because the second one is only credible because of the first.
Three capabilities, held at once. Most vendors in this category have one of them and subcontract the other two, which is the real reason so many of these programmes stop at pilot.
Agents that do the work underneath every decision. Ingestion, quality, reconciliation, lineage and the unglamorous plumbing that decides whether anything above it can be trusted. A decision agent standing on bad data is a liability with good manners.
The named agents that carry the decisions themselves. Underwriting, claims, intake and compliance, each with a boundary and an escalation rule. This is the part customers meet by name.
People, not software. FSI engineers who sit inside your environment for the length of the deployment, and who have taken this into production inside leading banks and insurers before yours. They are the reason a pilot becomes a production system.
The data companies have the first. The AI startups have the second. The consultancies have the third. Very few have all three, and the gap between a demo and a live decision is exactly where the missing two show up.
A regulated institution cannot accept software that arrives with a login and a support address. The manual has exceptions nobody wrote down. The third page of the statement never parses cleanly. The escalation path exists in somebody's head.
Forward deployed engineers are how that gets resolved: in your environment, against your files, alongside your team, until the agent decides the way your best underwriter would.
| What an FDE does | Why it is not services |
|---|---|
| Writes the mandate with you | Then it becomes product configuration, not a document that rots in a folder. |
| Grounds the agent on your manual | Once, properly. The second agent inherits it. |
| Runs the shadow comparison | Against your own underwriters, with their numbers, not a benchmark. |
| Leaves | The measure of a good deployment is that the engineer is no longer needed. |
Not a pivot into financial services. A decade plus practice that has never built for another industry.
While horizontal vendors serve every industry at once, we went deeper into one instead of wider into many.
Every model, every pipeline and every engineering hour spent on financial services data, risk and decisioning.
Deployed and running inside leading banks and insurers, which is a different discipline from demonstrating.
Institutions we work with
Banks, insurers, lenders and capital markets firms. No other industries, by choice.
Worth stating plainly, because it is the fastest way to tell whether we are a fit.
If the requirement is a drafting tool with a human reviewing every case, there are cheaper options and we will point at them.
Sixty to ninety days with a decision at the end. A pilot that renews twice is a failure with good manners.
Deployment is in your account. If that is not possible in your environment, we are not the right vendor.
For press, event programmes and partner listings. Short and long, whichever fits the space.
LiteCone is a suite of AI Workers by LUMIQ, the AI decision layer for financial services and insurance. It turns a role into an AI Worker that decides inside boundaries you set, explains itself, and stays auditable and governed.
LiteCone is a suite of AI Workers by LUMIQ, the AI decision layer for financial services and insurance. It turns a role into an AI Worker, one that decides inside boundaries you set, explains itself, and stays auditable and governed, deployed in your own cloud. LEO, the Life Insurance Underwriter, is the suite's flagship production proof point, live for over a year at a top life insurer. LUMIQ is the team behind LiteCone: an AI-native company working only in financial services and insurance, with 12+ years in the industry, a 100% delivery track record, and 50+ enterprise customers.
Briefings are run by the engineers who write the mandates and ship the agents, not by a sales engineer reading from a script.