AI Gurus Are Charging Wall Street Banks $25,000 a Day
Global banks are investing heavily in artificial intelligence but are struggling to automate their workflows, leading to a high demand for AI experts. Felipe Sinisterra and Dave Wang are two ex-bankers who are being hired by Wall Street banks to help them improve their AI plans. They are reportedly being paid $25,000 a day for their services, which include training employees and developing AI models to analyze data and identify potential red flags.
- ▪Felipe Sinisterra and Dave Wang are being hired by Wall Street banks to help them improve their AI plans.
- ▪The two ex-bankers are being paid $25,000 a day for their services.
- ▪They use AI models such as Gemini, developed by Alphabet Inc.'s Google, to analyze data and identify potential red flags.
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- ▪ Wall Street is paying $25,000 a day to train AI models — Quartz
- ▪ Ex-bankers charge $25,000 a day to teach Wall Street AI — Yahoo Finance
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IndustriesFinanceThese AI Gurus Are Charging Wall Street Banks $25,000 a DayGlobal banks are pouring billions into artificial intelligence yet struggling to automate workflows. Two ex-bankers say they are being hired to ignite the shift.Felipe Sinisterra, left, and Dave Wang in New York’s Central Park in March.Photographer: Jose A. Alvarado Jr./BloombergFacebookXLinkedInEmailLinkGiftFacebookXLinkedInEmailLinkGiftBy Rthvika Suvarna and Olivia PohMay 25, 2026 at 11:00 PM UTCBookmarkSaveFelipe Sinisterra and Dave Wang cash big checks telling Wall Street bankers what’s missing from their AI plans.On a March afternoon, the two highly sought-after trainers in finance addressed employees of a venture capital fund in New York.
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