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Are We There Yet? An SFE GEN conversation on gender equality
Marking International Women’s Day 2026, this SFE GEN event will explore four decades of progress for women in Scotland’s financial services sector and consider what more is needed to create lasting change.
Inspired by this year’s theme, Give to Gain, speakers will reflect on the impact of mentorship, advocacy, sponsorship and cultural change, while looking ahead to how individuals and organisations can help shape the next 40 years.
AI Beyond the Pilot: Where Can Financial Institutions Create Value Without Losing Control?
Join Mastek and guest speakers for a practical session exploring how financial services organisations can move AI beyond pilot projects and scale it successfully across the enterprise. The discussion will cover where AI is delivering real value, why some initiatives stall, and the data, governance and operating model changes needed to support successful adoption.
Glasgow Autumn Reception
Join us for SFE’s Glasgow Autumn Reception, hosted by J.P. Morgan, bringing together members and guests from across Scotland’s financial services community for an evening of networking, refreshments and informal conversation.
Directors' liability in the time of shareholder activism
Join Dentons for a breakfast session exploring what shareholder activism means for company directors, including personal liability, governance, D&O insurance and the practical steps boards can take to prepare for an activist campaign.
Preparing for AMLR: what financial institutions need to know now
Europe’s anti-money laundering framework is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. Join experts from KYC Consulting, BNP Paribas and Encompass Corporation to explore how AMLR, AMLD6 and AMLA will reshape KYC requirements, and the practical steps financial institutions can take to build scalable, future-ready compliance.
Securing the Financial Future of Scotland's Ageing Population
Join the IFoA and SFE for a panel discussion exploring the economic, financial and societal implications of Scotland’s ageing population, including how Scotland’s response compares with approaches being taken internationally.
Simplify to Survive: The Challenge for Acquisition-Built Financial Services Firms
This invitation-only executive roundtable will bring together COOs and transformation leaders to explore how acquisition-led growth has created operational complexity across financial services.
Drawing on insights from Reinvigoration’s latest executive paper, the discussion will examine the impact of fragmented systems and processes, why transformation programmes often struggle to deliver lasting value, and how firms can simplify operations to strengthen resilience, support AI adoption and create the foundations for sustainable change.
From Edinburgh to Everywhere: New approaches to distribution and investor diversification in UK asset management
Explore the regulatory, commercial and market developments reshaping fund sales and distribution across the UK and Europe. The session will examine how asset managers can respond to changing investor expectations, regulatory reform and international competition, with a fireside chat featuring the FCA on key developments including Consumer Composite Investments, LTAFs, Consumer Duty and financial crime.
The CDO Reality: Strengthening Data for AI Success and the Roadmap to Agentic AI
IDC and Mastek invite senior data and technology leaders to an exclusive roundtable dinner exploring how financial services organisations can build AI-ready data foundations, strengthen governance and move from experimentation to measurable value. Hear expert insight from IDC’s Neil Ward-Dutton and discuss the practical transition from GenAI pilots to Agentic AI at scale.
Beyond Vibe Coding: Governing the Next Era of AI engineering
AI-assisted coding is rapidly moving beyond autocomplete and chat towards autonomous agents that can plan work, edit files, run commands and open pull requests.
This practical workshop explores the governance, security, cost, adoption and oversight risks of agentic development, with a live demonstration of how organisations can introduce AI coding tools in a controlled, auditable and responsible way.
SFE Young Professionals Summit 2026
Join young professionals from across Scotland’s financial services industry for the inaugural SFE Young Professionals Summit, featuring sector insights, skills development, practical networking training and an evening panel and reception.
Edinburgh Winter Reception
Join SFE members and guests at the Edinburgh Winter Reception, hosted by Baillie Gifford, for an evening of refreshments, informal networking and the opportunity to connect with colleagues from across Scotland’s financial services community.
Glasgow Winter Reception
Join SFE members and guests at the Glasgow Winter Reception, hosted at the Barclays Campus, for an evening of refreshments, informal networking and the opportunity to connect with colleagues from across Scotland’s financial services community.
Building Trusted Data Foundations for AI
Join SFE and Agile for a focused panel discussion exploring how financial services firms can strengthen data governance, improve data quality and build trusted foundations for AI. The session will bring together industry leaders to share practical approaches to meeting regulatory expectations, supporting innovation and improving AI readiness.
SFE Young Professionals Summer Reception: Stories of Success & Setbacks
Join SFE Young Professionals for an evening at the Library of Mistakes, exploring what the financial services sector can learn from the defining mistakes of the past and how those lessons continue to shape the industry today.
The event will also provide an opportunity to connect with fellow young professionals from across Scotland's financial services community, share perspectives and expand your professional network in an informal setting.
The Financial Services Bill and the Labour Leadership - What Next for UK Financial Services?
Featuring insight from 56 Degrees North’s Anthony Thompson and Michael Johnson, and hosted by SFE CEO Sandy Begbie, this exclusive briefing will give SFE members unique insight into political legislative and regulatory developments impacting financial services firms.