AI has the potential to solve some of the biggest challenges faced by financial institutions. But how can we navigate this ever-evolving landscape to our advantage?
From machine learning, and synthetic data, to generative AI and beyond, the potential benefits are huge. Indeed, over 60% of firms in finance are actively exploring AI, according to a 2023 survey of financial leaders by Nash Squared.
Yet with rapid innovation comes new challenges. How do we create viable applications from current trends? What are the implications for payments and the wider global financial sector? And what are the ethical considerations to watch out for?
Join us to discover how cutting-edge technologies are reshaping data analysis, decision-making, and customer experiences.
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Don’t miss this chance to learn about how you can future-proof your organisation and identify the key trends in an AI-focused financial landscape.
Agenda
15:00 – Welcome and introductory remarks
15:05 – Keynote and guest speaker
15:25 – Industry panel – AI in financial services
16:05 – Case study
16:30 – Finish
Speakers
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