Where Financial Risk Leaders Connect
FinAi Risk Summit is built for a specific community: senior executives responsible for managing financial institution risk.
The event prioritizes executive engagement, strategic conversations, peer benchmarking, and practical knowledge sharing across the major risk disciplines.
Whether you’re responsible for enterprise risk strategy, credit quality and portfolio performance, operational resilience, model governance, regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, technology risk, or internal controls, you’ll connect with peers facing similar questions about how AI should — and should not — be integrated into risk management.
Leave with actionable ideas for improving risk performance and valuable relationships with the executives shaping the next generation of financial risk management.
Who We’re Inviting
Chief Risk & Enterprise Risk Leaders
Executives responsible for enterprise risk strategy, risk appetite, board reporting, emerging risks, cross-functional oversight, third-party risk, and maintaining institutional safety and soundness.
Credit & Portfolio Risk Leaders
Executives responsible for credit quality, underwriting governance, portfolio performance, stress testing, credit models, concentration risk, CECL forecasting, and risk-adjusted decision-making.
Operational Risk & Resilience Leaders
Executives responsible for operational risk, business continuity, third-party risk, internal controls, incident management, and operational resilience.
Model Risk & AI Governance Leaders
Professionals responsible for model validation, model inventories, explainability, responsible AI, regulatory compliance, and AI governance frameworks.
Compliance & Regulatory Risk Leaders
Executives responsible for regulatory compliance, policy oversight, AI governance, regulatory examinations, risk controls, audit readiness, and regulatory reporting.
Internal Audit & Assurance Leaders
Executives responsible for internal controls, AI governance reviews, audit planning, assurance, risk oversight, and control testing.
Cybersecurity, Technology Risk & Cyber Resilience Leaders
Senior executives responsible for protecting financial institutions from cyber threats while enabling the safe adoption of AI, cloud platforms, digital banking, and emerging technologies.
This includes leaders overseeing cybersecurity strategy, cyber and technology risk, AI security, data protection, identity and access management, third-party cyber risk, security governance, and cyber resilience.
These executives bring an important perspective to the broader risk conversation, particularly where cybersecurity intersects with enterprise risk, operational risk, AI governance, regulatory compliance, and institutional resilience.
Companies Attending Will Include:
– Global, National, Regional & Community Banks
– Credit Unions
– Investment Banks
– Broker-Dealers & Securities Firms
– Asset & Wealth Management Firms
– Insurance Companies
– Mortgage & Consumer Lenders
– Commercial Finance Organizations
– Fintechs & Digital Banks
– Banking Regulators & Supervisory Agencies
– Credit Risk & Decisioning Companies
– More…
Attendee Titles Will Include:
– Chief Risk Officer
– Chief Enterprise Risk Officer
– Chief Credit Officer
– EVP / SVP Risk Management
– Head of Enterprise Risk
– Head of Credit Risk
– Head of Operational Risk
– AI Governance Lead
– Head of Credit Risk
– Head of Regulatory Risk
– Head of Cyber Risk / Technology Risk
– More…
100% of Surveyed Attendees would recommend a
FinAi event to a colleague or friend.
71% of Surveyed Attendees at a recent FinAi event made
six or more new industry connections.
Top Reasons for Attending
Executive-Level Risk Networking
Connect with Chief Risk Officers, Chief Credit Officers and senior enterprise, credit, operational, model, compliance, cybersecurity and technology risk executives in an environment designed for substantive peer conversations.
Practical AI Risk Strategies
Learn how financial institutions are applying AI to improve risk identification, credit decisions, portfolio monitoring, operational controls, governance, security and regulatory processes.
Peer Benchmarking
Understand how other financial institutions are approaching AI governance, risk ownership, human oversight, model validation, cybersecurity controls, risk appetite and organizational accountability.
Real-World Risk Applications
Hear practical examples of how institutions are using AI and automation across enterprise risk, credit and portfolio analytics, operational risk, compliance, cybersecurity, model governance and control environments.
Forward-Looking Risk Intelligence
Prepare for autonomous agents, regulatory change, geopolitical uncertainty, AI-enabled cyber threats, emerging technology risks and the changing relationship between AI and human decision-making.
