Transforming the financial services space for the advent of AI 

ByJulian Robberts
 
High level expert speaker panel representation of companies such as Altron Karabina, Augmented Startups, BrandQuantum, Business Optics, Consumer Profile Bureau, IBM Middle East & Africa, Mint Management Technologies, North Wind Digital, Monivation, Smart Messaging.AI, and Strider will address delegates at the Artificial intelligence in Financial Services Conference 2019.
The event features 16 informational presentations, where attending delegates can exchange ideas, and gain insights from industry-leaders and their fellow colleagues attending from Allan Gray, Standard Bank, Nedbank, Investec, ABSA Model Risk Centre of Excellence, African Bank, Alexander Forbes Financial Services, to name a few.

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The event organised by Trade Conferences International (TCI) is scheduled to take place on the 29 & 30 May 2019 at the Indaba Hotel, Fourways, Johannesburg will feature an insightful programme with topics addressing challenges faced by financial service providers and banks dealing with Artificial Intelligence.

Get equipped with critical tools and insights for success in the financial services space, by making the most of the use of Artificial Intelligence in your organisation.

With just about 2 weeks left to register for the Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services Conference reserve your seat today before it is too late!
 

 

 
For more information, or to register to attend this event, contact Jason Joseph, Project Manager & Marketing and Coordination Manager, on 011-803-1553 or jason@tci-sa.co.za
 

 

 
Registration for this event:
– R9 200 + VAT

– 10% discount for 3 or more: R8 280 + VAT

– 15% discount for group registration of 5 or more:  R7 820 +VAT per delegate

 

 
 

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