TLDR: At Huawei Connect 2025, Jason Cao, CEO of Huawei Digital Finance, unveiled the FinAgent Booster (FAB), a new solution designed to help financial institutions transition AI from pilot projects to core business operations. FAB provides ready-made workflows, connectors, and micro-component plug-ins to simplify AI implementation, enhance customer engagement, and improve risk management, addressing the challenges banks face in deploying AI at scale.
Shanghai, China – October 22, 2025 – Huawei has launched its FinAgent Booster (FAB) at the recent Huawei Connect 2025 conference in Shanghai, a strategic move aimed at empowering financial institutions to seamlessly integrate Artificial Intelligence (AI) into their core business scenarios. Jason Cao, CEO of Huawei Digital Finance, highlighted the persistent challenge banks face in scaling AI initiatives beyond initial pilot programs, often due to a lack of robust engineering, streamlined workflows, and adequate supporting infrastructure.
Cao emphasized that AI in finance is rapidly evolving beyond mere assistant roles, moving into critical areas such as customer engagement, comprehensive risk management, and end-to-end operational processes. He noted, “AI in finance is already evolving from an assistant role to core business scenarios such as customer engagement, risk management, even end-to-end processes.” The FinAgent Booster is Huawei’s answer to this evolution, designed to bridge the gap between promising AI demonstrations and full-scale production services.
FAB is engineered for efficiency and ease of use, offering a suite of features to accelerate AI adoption. It comes equipped with over 50 innovative scenario workflows and demos, derived from real-world financial use cases, providing banks with a significant head start rather than a blank slate. Furthermore, FAB includes more than 150 micro-component plug-ins (MCPs), enabling seamless integration with existing legacy systems, a crucial factor for many financial institutions. Cao explained, “Using MCPs [micro-component plug-ins], your agent doesn’t only work with AI-native systems, it can also connect with legacy systems. In this way the connection is much easier, based on our engineering experience.”
The platform boasts impressive performance metrics, with Huawei reporting that its customer-facing agents can achieve over 90 percent accuracy in intent recognition while delivering responses in milliseconds. This speed and precision are vital for enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency.
Jason Cao outlined three core promises of FAB: “Easy to use, ready to use, and smooth to use.” This philosophy underpinning Huawei’s collaborative approach, where the company co-creates solutions with financial institutions and shares lessons learned across different markets. This allows for the refinement and reapplication of solutions, significantly reducing deployment time for subsequent banks.
During Huawei Connect 2025, Huawei also held a summit themed ‘Beyond Digital, Resilience Empowers AI-infused Finance,’ where Cao pointed out that hyper-personalization is a core feature of the intelligent era, bringing structural changes to the financial industry. He noted a shift in the service model from GUI reactive services to LUI proactive services, and an evolution in human-machine collaboration from ‘people + tools’ to ‘people + AI colleagues,’ fostering a new model where ‘one person can complete tasks as a team.’
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Huawei is committed to building future-ready resilience in the AI era, emphasizing the shift from general-purpose computing to intelligent computing. The company is investing in upgrading AI agent platforms, Large Language Models (LLMs), and scenarios, while also fostering an open ecosystem with partners. To demonstrate FAB’s capabilities, Huawei showcased global implementations in banking, insurance, and securities, collaborating with institutions like BOCOM, China Pacific Insurance (CPIC), and Guotai Haitong Securities to draw a blueprint for digital and intelligent transformation.
