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AI Beyond the Pilot: Where Can Financial Institutions Create Value Without Losing Control?

Most financial institutions have run AI pilots. Few have successfully scaled them. The challenge isn't ambition, it's governance, data readiness and identifying the use cases that deliver real business value.

Join industry experts from Mastek and guest speakers as they explore how financial services organisations are moving AI from proof-of-concept to enterprise adoption, and what it takes to do so successfully.

You'll learn:

  • Where AI is delivering measurable value across financial services and where it isn't.

  • What separates AI initiatives that scale from those that stall.

  • The data, governance and operating model changes needed for enterprise adoption.

  • Lessons learned from real AI transformation programmes.

  • How to balance innovation with regulatory and operational risk.

Speakers:

Dean Richardson, Senior Vice President, Mastek's Consulting Practice

  • Dean Richardson leads Mastek's Consulting Practice across the UK and Europe, bringing together expertise in business transformation, architecture, data, AI and digital consulting. He works closely with organisations across regulated and complex industries to help them realise business value from technology, data and AI investments. With more than 30 years of leadership experience, Dean has held senior roles including CIO, IT Director and Head of IT at organisations including Xerox, Hallmark Cards, CPP Group and Mastek. Throughout his career, Dean has led large-scale transformation programmes, technology modernisation initiatives and strategic business change across both public and private sectors.

More speakers will be announced in due course.

Designed for CIOs, Chief Data Officers, Chief AI Officers, Heads of Data, Digital Transformation Leaders and Risk & Compliance Leaders, this session will provide practical insights to help you scale AI with confidence.

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