The AI in Financial Services Conference for 2021:
COMMON SENSE AI
FINANCIAL SERVICES
VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

April 29th, 2021
Successfully held

The AI in Financial Services Conference for 2021:
COMMON SENSE AI
FINANCIAL SERVICES
VIRTUAL CONFERENCE

April 29th, 2021
Successfully held

Common Sense AI Financial Services Virtual Conference is 2 roundtable discussions focused on practical solutions to challenges digital transformation leaders at financial services firms face daily. 30 executives in digital transformation and data & analytics roles will brainstorm how they are leveraging data to predict, protect and improve outcomes in their organizations.

Common Sense Collaborative virtual conference

Collaborative Financial Services virtual conference

  • 2 roundtable sessions  
  • 30 Attendees
  • 2 Sponsors

Who Should Apply to Attend?

  • Digital Transformation/Innovation leaders
  • Data & Analytics leaders
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What’s in it for you

What’s In It For You?

  • Collaborative problem solving through conversation with peers and vendors
  • No boring PowerPoint sales pitches
  • Key Takeaway Doc for each session shared with each attendee

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OUR AGENDA

10 AM – 10:45 AM Central Time

Moderated by

Introhive

How Does Better Customer Data Drive More Revenue?

Customer data is everything. Whether you are focused on existing clients or building business with new customers, you need to ask yourself “where does your customer data really come from?” Join Introhive for a discussion on where financial services institutions find customer data, how they leverage this data, and how they use it to drive more revenue.

10:45 AM – 11:30 AM Central Time

Moderated by

Pypestream

What’s Next: Hyperpersonalised Banking Services & Experience

Banks and Fintechs are creating stronger customer relationships with a true 360-degree view of each customer. This requires integrating disparate data architecture across lines of business (LoBs) and functions combined with AI-driven analysis. In this session, we’ll discuss how banks and Fintech are differentiating themselves with hyperpersonalisation.

11:30 AM – 11:45 AM Central Time

BryterCX

Bryter CX Demo

11:45 AM – 12:00 PM Central Time

BioCatch

BioCatch Demo

Common Sense Virtual Conferences are NOT webinars! We are careful about who we invite, and only invited guests may attend. The CSAI21 Finserv Virtual Conference April 2021 is a small group of peers discussing how financial services firms are leveraging new technologies to transform processes and business models. Conversations are lively, thought-provoking, and a great way to get to know other smart people. You’ll also get to know Financial Services-specialist AI/ML solutions vendors in a no-pitch, friendly environment.

OUR SPONSORS

Introhive
Pypestream
BryterCX
BioCatch

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How Do You Qualify to Attend?

You must be a Digital Transformation/Innovation, Digital Product Development or Data & Analytics leader charged with evaluating and selecting technology solutions for your organization, or someone who drives a significant portion of your company’s digital transformation initiatives
You must have buying authority for digital transformation, digital product development or data & analytics technology or services within your company
You must complete a brief qualification call
  • NO KEYNOTES
  • NO LECTURES
  • NO DEATH BY POWERPOINT

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Common Sense Conferences have always emphasized productive conversations and networking among peers and disruptive new vendors. Our Virtual Conferences offer the same value, without the time commitment and travel.

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