Banking on AI: Banking Exchange Launches Three Part Webinar Series September 14

AI will transform business, and the world of banking is no exception

 
 
Banking on AI: Banking Exchange Launches Three Part Webinar Series September 14

AI will transform business, and the world of banking is no exception. Banking Exchange will explore how AI will impact the global financial banking sector from the world’s largest banks to regional community banks and credit unions in the United States with a three part webinar series throughout September, October and November.

The first webinar will take place on September 14 at 10 am Eastern Time with a deep dive on AI in banking today, with best practices and use of AI overall. Secondly, Banking Exchange will explore the future of AI, how it will develop over the next three years and how it will be applicable to the banking industry.

Each of the three webinars will speak on the future of AI, but will also do a deep dive at the end on a specific area of Banking. The September webinar will go deeper on AI in M&A for banks. Niilo Pirttijarvi, Co-founder and CEO of Inven will lead this part of the conversation as he is an expert on AI-driven software for investment banks and M&A professionals to find acquisition targets. However, the discussion will be relevant beyond M&A this sector will serve as a case study.

In October, Banking Exchange will feature a webinar on AI dangers and opportunities surrounding fraud prevention and will welcome additional experts. Throughout the three part series, Banking Exchange will also focus on natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning (ML) in the banking sector.

The webinar series is registration only, but there is no cost to attend. If you would like to attend, please click on the registration link below.

https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/4309144/4A353D3431769BEE5CE7C1A21E8975B0?partnerref=BE_story

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