Amit Chatterjee

Enterprise AI, from someone
who ran the systems.

I'm a Wall Street technology leader turned AI practitioner. I help banks, funds, and investors separate what actually works in enterprise AI from the noise — grounded in 35 years building the trading, risk, and data systems capital markets run on.

35+ years on Wall Street U.S. Bank Citigroup Weeden & Co. CTO / CIO NASDAQ Tech Advisory Committee
Work with me

Three ways I help

I work with a small number of organizations at a time — as an outside expert, not an employee. If you're trying to make a real decision about enterprise AI, I bring an operator's judgment, not a vendor's pitch.

Expert calls

A practitioner's read, on the record

For expert networks, institutional investors, and diligence teams who need a grounded view of enterprise and capital-markets AI — where it's real, where it's hype, and what it means for a business or a thesis.

Expert networks · investors · diligence
Advisory & fractional

From AI strategy to what deploys

Hands-on advisory for banks and financial firms: cutting through the hype to what actually ships, what it costs, how it's governed, and where build-vs-buy really lands — from someone who has run production systems under a compliance regime.

Banks · funds · fintechs
Speaking & panels

Talks that cut through the noise

Keynotes, panels, and moderated sessions on enterprise AI in regulated industries — the economics, the governance, and the operating reality of putting AI into a financial institution.

Conferences · panels · private events
Writing

Inside Enterprise AI

I write in public — a practitioner's perspective on AI, cloud, and technology transformation, and the economics of making them work inside real enterprises.

The newsletter

Inside Enterprise AI

Every issue is grounded in real-world implementation — what actually works, what it really costs, and how it gets governed inside a financial institution. No hype, no theory. Just the view from someone who has built and run these systems.

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Expertise

What I go deep on

Three decades across the technology that capital markets depend on — now focused on making AI deployable inside it.

Enterprise AI

AI adoption strategy The economics of AI Build vs. buy AI governance Grounded & auditable AI Agentic systems

Capital markets

Trading systems Market data Risk technology Equities & execution Regulatory & compliance tech

Enterprise technology

Cloud migration at scale Technology due diligence M&A integration Modernizing legacy systems Engineering leadership
Proof of work

I don't just advise on this — I build it

The fastest way to know someone understands enterprise AI is to see what they've shipped.

PRISM

A governed AI-agent platform for capital markets

I built PRISM to prove the thesis I advise on: that AI becomes deployable inside a financial institution only when it's grounded in real sources, cited, auditable, and kept under human review. It turns scattered public data — SEC, FINRA, the Fed — into cited, checkable answers.

  • Cited Q&A and PM-ready memos over 166,000+ SEC filings
  • Every claim traced back to its source document
  • Governed, entitlement-aware, and fully auditable
See PRISM at traccg.com
166k+
public filings made answerable — with a citation behind every line.
About

An operator, not a spectator

Amit Chatterjee

Amit Chatterjee

Enterprise AI Advisor · Founder, TRAC Consulting Group

Over more than three decades on Wall Street, I designed, built, and ran the trading, market-data, risk, and operations technology that financial institutions depend on — most recently as Head of Enterprise Cloud Migration & Capital-Markets Technology at U.S. Bank, and earlier as CTO of Global Equities Technology at Citigroup and CIO at Weeden & Co. I've also served on the NASDAQ Technology Advisory Committee.

I now bring that operator's perspective to enterprise AI — helping teams adopt it the way I'd have had to defend it myself: grounded, governed, and economically real.

Let's talk

Expert-network calls, advisory and fractional work, or a speaking invitation — tell me what you're working on and I'll get back to you.