Private Banking Day
Where
Maison de la Paix, Ch. Eugène-Rigot 2
Geneva
When
09:30 - 14:30
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already found its way into private banking ― with robo advisors, in cyber security, fraud detection and recruitment. However, GenAI will have an even greater impact on our business and potentially influence all knowledge-based activities, including client advisory services.
At the same time, the application of GenAI raises many questions, e.g. with respect to trust, data authenticity and protection, copyrights or the way data is obtained, as well as regulation and supervision. Moreover, will GenAI really make our work more efficient if its results constantly have to be reviewed?
AI also raises ethical questions: should we set limits? Do we have to disclose that content was generated by AI? May we use AI to recognise feelings and build emotional bonds?
Organized by:
Association of Swiss Private Banks
Association of Swiss Asset and Wealth Management Banks
Partners:
- Swissbanking
- Fondation Genève Place Financière
- Chambre de commerce, d'industrie et des services de Genève
- Fédération des Entreprises Romandes - Genève
Maison de la Paix, Ch. Eugène-Rigot 2
Geneva
Grégoire Bordier, Chairman of the Swiss Private Bankers Association
Feel the algorithm - How to become a machine whisperer
Patrick Karpiczenko, Comedian, Filmmaker and Speaker on GenAI
Two students of the University of Geneva present their work
Abir Chebbi et Nikita Kuprishov
Opportunities and risks of AI for the finance industry
- Dr. Bastian Bergmann, Lecturer and executive Director, FinsureTech Hub ETH Zurich
- Jeroen van Oerle, CFA, portfolio manager, LOIM Global FinTech Equities
- Sarah Gadd, Chief Data Officer, Head of Data Platform and Process Automation, Julius Bär
- Matthew Candy, Global Managing Partner, Generative AI, IBM Consulting
Moderation : Nathalie Randin, journalist
Costin van Berchem, Notary, President of the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation
Giorgio Pradelli, Board Member of the Association of Swiss Asset and Wealth Management Banks
