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GenAI and Agentic AI embraced with caution and optimism by financial services

Panel L-R: Jamie Ovenden, CTO at Schroders; Aidan Gomez, CEO of Cohere; Gary Collier, CTO at Man Group; and Jan Putnis, Head of Financial Regulation Group at Slaughter and May. Photo: Jean Hurley
Panel L-R: Jamie Ovenden, CTO at Schroders; Aidan Gomez, CEO of Cohere; Gary Collier, CTO at Man Group; and Jan Putnis, Head of Financial Regulation Group at Slaughter and May. Photo: Jean Hurley

Jean Hurley

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City Week panel highlighted “massive disruption” Agentic AI will bring, suggesting organizations prepare for “everybody to be a manager,” not of people, but of agents.

A recent City Week panel, “From LLMs and GenAI to Agentic AI: real-world applications for financial services,” brought together experts to discuss the rapid evolution of AI and its profound implications for the financial sector.

Moderated by Jan Putnis, Head of Financial Regulation Group and Chair of Financial Institutions Group

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