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Summary
City and Financial Global is pleased to announce the next edition of the Regulation and Risk Management of AI in Financial Services Summit, which will take place in Central London on the 9th of November. This high-profile conference builds on the success of our well-established Digital, Technology and Data events portfolio, which have become “must attend” gatherings for senior decision-makers in the UK financial services industry and beyond.
This important summit brings together an exceptional panel of speakers to address all the regulatory and risk management issues surrounding the use of AI in the financial services industry.
These include, Mohammed Gharbawi, Co-Head of the Fintech Hub, Bank of England; Jessica Rusu, Chief Data, Information and Intelligence Officer, FCA; Stefan Hunt, Chief Data and Technology Insights Officer, Competition and Markets Authority; Jason Maude, Chief Technology Advocate, Starling Bank; Dr Karen Croxson, Director, DRCF, Deputy Chief Economist and Head of Research, FCA; Sarah Gadd, Global Head of Data and Artificial Intelligence Solutions, Credit Suisse; Angelique Mohring, Founder and CEO, GainX; Minesh Tanna, Partner, Litigation & Arbitration; Global AI Lead, Simmons & Simmons; Jessica Lennard, Board Member, Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI); Dr Adrian Weller, Programme Director for AI, The Alan Turing Institute and Member of the Advisory Board, Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation; Adriano Koshiyama, Chief Executive Officer, Holistic AI; Andy Thornley, Head of Programme Financial Services, TechUK and many others.
Building on the work and the latest findings of the Bank of England, the FCA, ICO, Competition and Markets Authority, Ofcom, and leading financial institutions in the UK and beyond, the Regulation and Risk Management of AI in Financial Services Summit will provide you with a detailed briefing on:
- Why addressing trust in the use of data and AI is important to reap its benefits
- how best to adopt a new pro-innovation approach to regulating AI, following the UK Government’s recent policy paper
- how Artificial Intelligence can help leaders drive financial services forward in the coming years and what the role of regulation is
- the most efficient strategies for dealing with complexity of managing the business risks arising from AI models
- the risk-based regulation of AI proposed by EU policy makers and other international regulators
- how boards can improve their ability to understand and trust AI by adopting a model governance framework based on fairness, transparency and responsibility
- the infrastructure requirements for Artificial Intelligence. The infrastructure market developments that are going to impact the future of data and AI in the UK and beyond
- AI: Moving from fear to trust in financial services
- The CMA’s work on AI and its relevance to Financial Services
- AI and Data Protection - How data protection professionals are addressing and embracing AI
- Enterprise data you can actually use: Synthetic data for financial services