The GFMI AI in Audit for Financial Institutions conference focuses on how the internal audit function within financial institutions is changing and improving the audit lifecycle and process within the context of ever-growing AI usage and automation across the business. By considering both how internal audit is enhanced by AI and how audit is actively having to review their processes considering their review subjects changing processes, this event gives a holistic view of the impacts seen by internal auditors. Learning will come from real-world case studies and discussions around responsible AI adoption as well as strategies to cope with the inherent risks that come with automation.
Attending This Premier GFMI Conference Will Enable You to:
- Incorporate AI into the day-to-day functioning of an internal audit team to simplify tasks and improve efficiency
- Consider the importance of Human-in-the-loop and individual responsibility to maintain control with AI in the audit function
- Address the evolving landscape of global audit practices to strengthen enterprise risk management across the organisation
- Evaluate the ongoing impact of the EU AI Act on different use cases and internal policies
- Determine concerns around data privacy and data quality and the ways it impacts the quality of internal audit
- Assess the importance of explainability considering the lack of visibility from AI when auditing business processes
Best Practices and Case Studies from:
- Sander de Veer, Global Head Audit Cyber, Infra & Cloud, Rabobank
- Mohit Dhingra, Chief Internal Auditor, Aegon
- Arleen McGichen, Group Chief Audit Officer, Royal London
- Andrea Haarhoff, Director - Model Risk & AI, Senior Audit Manager, ING
- Stefka Dabijeva, Head of Audit, Model Risk, Nordea
- Ahmad Arif, Deputy Head of Audit, Arab Bank Europe
For more information please contact Ria Kiayia, Digital Media and PR Marketing Manager at riak@marcusevanscy.com or visit: https://shorturl.at/HmiLF
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