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Accenture Plc. (NYSE:ACN) announced on Wednesday that it has invested in Lyzr, a full-stack agent infrastructure platform that enables enterprises to build, govern, and deploy a secure, autonomous AI workforce. The investment, made through Accenture Ventures, will enable Lyzr to collaborate with Accenture to deploy agentic AI solutions for banking, insurance, and financial services sectors. The financial terms of the investment were not disclosed. Lyzr’s Platform and Value Proposition Lyzr’s Agent Studio platform caters to both developers and business users, offering tools to create secure AI agents that fit smoothly into workflows. Also Read: Accenture Expands AI Capabilities Through Decho Buyout, Eyes Broader Palantir Integration These agents can automate tasks, generate insights, and improve operational efficiency. With built-in safeguards, the platform helps companies maintain compliance and meet regulatory obligations while adopting AI at scale. Regulatory Compliance Kenneth Saldanha, global lead for Accenture’s Insurance industry practice, said, “Lyzr’s platform lets companies create secure, explainable and compliant AI agents that can automate decisions across workflows, helping to modernize slow manual processes and enhance operational efficiency. Its responsible AI features enable agents to drive value while effectively navigating the complexities of heavily regulated industries.” Lyzr CEO on Scaling AI Adoption “Our goal is to help our clients overcome one of the biggest challenges in agentic AI: moving from experimentation to production and scaling. This investment from Accenture Ventures will help us expand our resources and reach so that enterprise clients can build and add AI agents to their workforce reliably,” said Siva Surendira, CEO, Lyzr. Lyzr is set to join Accenture Ventures’ Project Spotlight, a program aimed at helping promising data and AI startups scale faster. Price Action: ACN shares were trading higher by 0.66% to $255.03 at last check Wednesday. Read Next: FuboTV Shares Are Trading Higher Wednesday: What’s Going On? Photo via Shutterstock
