The three-day flagship conference brought together more than 500 senior risk management executives and banking professionals from global financial institutions. Nearly 50 exhibitors and 32 expert speakers offered participants a comprehensive and in-depth look at the changing landscape of banking risk management.
The summit was structured around two broad thematic areas:
Credit risk management: adapting to regulatory changes, changing macroeconomic and climate impacts, integrating ESG into risk models, and creating credit risk management systems based on artificial intelligence/machine learning.
Operational risks and digital resilience: combating cybersecurity threats, fraud detection, fintech integration, compliance culture, and real-time monitoring mechanisms.
Attention was also paid to related topics, such as the impact of global crises, pandemics, and inflationary pressure on banking stability and the adaptation of risk management strategies.
AUB Vice President Petro Pekur highly praised the level of professionalism of the conference. "It was especially valuable to hear about AI practices in the banking sector. The challenges and problems that banks face in the AI era are becoming more and more significant, so such international events allow us not only to keep up with the times, but even to stay ahead of the curve in some areas," said the Vice President of the Association of Ukrainian Banks.
