Join this in-person conference workshop to enhance your knowledge of the fundamental principles of AI and gain valuable insights into the ways organisations are integrating AI into their risk management practices. Expert-led sessions will guide participants on the use of AI model validation techniques and setting an AI risk appetite.
Key sessions will navigate the local regulatory landscape, highlighting responsible uses of AI and the ethical considerations for financial institutions, such as AI explainability and the development of AI governance frameworks.
Participants will enhance their knowledge of the diverse roles of AI in risk management, including in such areas as operational, cyber and financial risk management. Participants will also learn how financial institutions are integrating GenAI into their current practices.
Pricing:
Claim the early bird rate before April 25, 2025. Ticket prices are listed in USD and 10% VAT to be added.
For financial institutions: $1,799 + 10% VAT (early bird rate - includes access to one training workshop and the conference)
For non-financial institutions: $1,799 + 10% VAT (early bird rate - not including the conference)

Yutaka Sakurai is expert of new technologies including AI, combinatorial optimisation problem, and quantum (inspired) computing with a strong background in financial theory and practice. In recent years, he has been focusing on the application of AI to the field of finance, as well as the application of combinatorial optimisation problems and the development of related technologies with an eye on the coming era of quantum computers. After more than twenty years’ experience as a fund manager, trader and quant in Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi and Sony Bank, he became a managing director of Research and Pricing Technology Inc. in 2010. He started AI Finance Application Research Institute in 2017. He has published many books on finance and AI, including “Artificial Intelligence Dominates Finance” (Toyo Keizai Shinpo), “History of Mathematical Finance” (Kinzai), and “Machine Learning Guidebook” (Ohmsha).