AI is no longer experimental in financial services - it is moving from pilot to offer real operational impact. However, too many initiatives are stalling because very few banks have the data foundations needed to enable successful AI outcomes. In this webinar, we’ll explore the key industry trends, where banks are seeing measurable value from AI today, and evaluate the importance of data in building robust AI foundations.

This Albany Beck panel event in partnership with SFE will explore how financial institutions are evolving toward product-led delivery models, balancing the need for faster execution with the realities of culture, governance, and legacy complexity.

This event, delivered in partnership with BNP Paribas’ Wellbeing Champion Network, is in time for ‘Stress Awareness Month’ in April. The event aims to explore the topic of Stress from multiple angles including managing stress and wellbeing in the workplace, and physical movement and fitness for wellbeing. The event is designed to share insights and experiences of stress in various forms, as well as providing tools and signposts that attendees can hopefully take away to their daily lives to help with aspects of stress.

Kindly hosted by Hampden Bank, the Institute for Fiscal Studies and Scottish Financial Enterprise invite you to join them for a pre-election briefing on the current fiscal and public policy context and analysis of the proposals put forward by Scotland’s political parties.

The session will focus on the full lifecycle of a cyber incident, including the critical initial response period. We will explore not only immediate actions but also the longer-term legal and business risks, such as regulatory investigations and collective litigation.

In this webinar, the team at Inclusive Outcomes (part of the Big Window Group) will discuss what the FCA's Consumer Understanding Good Practice review really means for customer outcomes, unpacking what the paper actually says, where the gaps are, and, crucially, what "good" looks like in practice by mapping the FCA's findings against the Inclusive Outcomes Maturity Framework.