AI-driven risk management in finance
About the course
While AI technologies have reshaped how organisations are identifying, assessing, monitoring and managing risk, successful adoption requires a clear understanding of these technologies, the associated risks and a robust governance framework. This course provides an in-depth exploration of AI’s dual role as a source of risk and a powerful tool for managing it, with content spanning the fundamentals of AI, machine learning and generative AI to responsible use and ethical considerations.
Participants will explore how AI can be integrated across their organisation, while also addressing challenges associated with implementation, including data governance and transparency. Through the examination of regulatory expectations and the resulting uncertainty, participants will discuss ways to manage bias, interpret outcomes and effectively communicate with regulators and senior management.
Key sessions will focus on generative AI and its potential to support qualitative risk management activities and practical approaches to validating, monitoring and challenging AI models.
This course will equip participants with the skills needed to effectively utilise AI capabilities in their organisations and establish strategies for managing new risks as they arise.
What participants say:
“This was a very good introduction to AI. I liked the overview and just the right level of technical details. Catered to different backgrounds of the participants”
“The sessions were very practical and we’ve covered all aspects of using AI for financial industry. Highly recommended course for bankers, supervisors and issuers”
“Speakers had industry experience and provided real world perspective”
Learning objectives
- Understand regulatory expectations shaping AI adoption
- Assess how AI can enhance risks management across your organisation
- Evaluate strengths and limitations of AI models, including prediction uncertainty
- Address ethical considerations and data privacy challenges
- Develop skills for effective data collection and preparation
- Implement model validation techniques to improve AI performance
- Explore ways AI can be applied to qualitative risk management tasks, such as reporting
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
- Risk management
- IT and data
- Validation
- Model risk
- Quantitative finance
- Financial crime
- Operational risk
- Risk technology
- Compliance
- Data governance
- Treasury
- Internal audit
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