AI regulations in financial services: unlocking innovation and driving growth

7

November

  • 3PM London | 10AM New York
  • Free

Why attend?

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers numerous advantages for financial services, notably in compliance with regulations.

Advances in technology can now simplify compliance, optimise innovations through the regulatory framework and lay the foundation for long-term growth. Crucially, AI can also offer greater protections for customers and businesses alike, taking over much of the heavy lifting for contractual obligations and documentation.

In this webinar hosted by GlobalData, we speak with fintech leaders in Scotland to learn how AI is being deployed to make regulations simpler and enable businesses to streamline processes.

We also learn how the Scottish fintech ecosystem, including academia and regulators, is fully leveraging AI’s potential while navigating the inherent complexities and uncertainties, alongside minimising the risk of discrimination and bias.

Key findings:

– The benefits of AI for financial regulations

– The market growth of AI in financial services

– Reconciling the trade-off between risks and technological adoption

– The support available for fintechs in Scotland and the importance of the Fintech Research and Innovation Roadmap

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Simon Dix
Co-founder of DX Compliance

Co-founder of DX Compliance, a lawyer who previously worked as Head of AML & Compliance for Germany’s first challenger bank, on a mission to help financial services companies with more unique needs achieve regulatory compliance by having deeper insights into their customers’ and employee’s behaviour.

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Douglas Blakey
Group Editor, Banking and payments, GlobalData

Douglas joined Retail Banker International in 2005 and since 2010 has edited the title as well as editing Electronic Payments International. 

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Oliver Cronk
Technology Director | Scott Logic

Oliver Cronk is the Technology Director at Scott Logic. Scott Logic are a Certified B corporation mid sized technology consultancy. Oliver leads on Innovation,  Research & Development and Enterprise Architecture initiatives within the firm. His focus areas are responsible and sustainable technology, this includes (but is not limited to) guiderails and governance around AI/ML and leading on the creation of the Open Sourced Technology Carbon Standard. Oliver has recently published white papers and blogs on De-risking Generative AI for enterprises and Will Generative AI hype collapse and can it become more sustainable? Oliver has a 20+ year career in hands on and strategic technology roles and holds a BSc(Hons) in Computer Science. Has been a Chartered Member of the BCS (CITP) since 2011 and is a part of the BCS Enterprise Architecture specialist group. He also holds other voluntary roles at Architecture and Governance Magazine / IASA, Intersection Group, ClimateAction.Tech and runs the podcast Architect Tomorrow. When he is not reading about technology Oliver enjoys cycling, running and photography.

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Trish Quinn
Strategic Innovation Director, FinTech Scotland

Trish is responsible for delivering the Financial Innovation and Regulation Lab. Trish has over 20 years of experience in leadership roles  focussed on digital service delivery across the private and public sector and was responsible for the Scottish Government incubator programme Civtech. She won the Scottish Public Sector’s Leadership Award for her work during the pandemic.

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Stuart Wallace
Director, Technology Consulting, Data and Analytics, EY

Stuart is a Director in the EY Financial Service AI and Data team, leading a growing capability in  the EY Edinburgh office.   Stuart’s current areas of focus include advising on emerging Data and AI Risks and leading our engagement with Scotland’s vibrant FinTech ecosystem.

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