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AI in finance need not be scary

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The AI wave is now rising in front of us. It is up to us to use it to become more innovative, respond better to the needs of our clients, and make accurate and profitable decisions. Customers expect to be served quickly and efficiently, so decisions must be made in real time. It is, therefore, a good time to introduce digitization using AI in your organization's development strategy. Let's take up the challenge, prepare well and let AI do the rest!

To find out more about AI in finance, join Industry Talks sessions at Beyond Tomorrow virtual event, taking place from November 23 - 25.

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Łukasz Libuda

Łukasz is responsible for supporting SAS customers in the Central Europe region in the effective development and transformation of Enterprise Risk Management areas with particular emphasis on Asset and Liability Management (ALM), Integrated Balance Sheet Management, identification and management of Credit, Market, and Operational Risk, Liquidity Management from a managerial and regulatory perspective (Basel III/IV, IFRS9). Passionate about new emerging topics like finding the most effective approaches to ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) analytics, calculation, and reporting. Based on many years of professional experience, Łukasz supports organizations in unlocking growth by creating processes and developing risk management concepts at the strategic enterprise-wide level, planning and implementing stress test mechanisms as key tools for risk managers in turbulent times. With his team, he supports customers in protecting profits by implementing AI-based analytics and real-time decision-making processes for Credit Origination, Early Warning System and Collections, obtaining compliance in comprehensive Risk Management, Governance and Compliance. Łukasz education matches very well with his business profile. He graduated from the Warsaw School of Economics and was awarded two master's degrees: 1) Finance and Banking and 2) Quantitative Methods and Information Systems. Additionally, he was awarded a master's degree in International Management by the Community of European Management Schools (CEMS) and finished postgraduate studies in Audit, Financial Control and Accounting.

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