Closing the AI Confidence Gap in Financial Services

Can financial firms close the AI confidence gap?
AI is transforming how financial firms research markets, assess opportunities and make decisions. As these tools become more embedded in everyday workflows, firms can process information faster and at greater scale. But faster research does not automatically lead to better decisions, and greater AI adoption does not necessarily guarantee better returns.
For senior leaders, this raises important questions around trust, value and expertise. Can they rely on AI-generated research and confidently stand behind its conclusions? As usage increases, how are firms justifying the cost and measuring the value it creates? And as AI takes on work traditionally carried out by junior analysts and associates, how will firms ensure the next generation develops the judgement needed to question its output?
This Financial Times webinar, hosted in partnership with AlphaSense, will bring together senior financial services leaders to explore how firms can use AI with greater confidence. The discussion will examine the reliability of AI-generated research, the relationship between investment and productivity, and the skills and governance firms need to ensure AI strengthens professional expertise rather than replacing it.
Key Discussion Points
Trust
How can financial firms ensure AI-generated research is reliable, transparent and robust enough to inform important decisions?
Value
How can firms ensure growing investment in AI translates into greater efficiency, productivity and measurable returns?
Expertise
How can firms embrace AI while developing the skills and professional judgement needed to question and challenge its conclusions?
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