As of June 2025, AI in capital markets is transitioning from back-office efficiency to front-office innovation, with 77% of firms adopting it across major functions. Spending is rising, especially in surveillance, liquidity sourcing, and workflow solutions, with 56% expecting 5% to 10% budget increases. AI is now seen as a driver of revenue, with 73% of firms anticipating a 1% to 5% revenue boost. However, barriers such as lack of management support, regulatory uncertainty, and legacy systems persist. AI adoption is expanding into high-impact areas, signaling its central role in capital markets growth and competitiveness.

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