Featured speakers
Hosted by
Karin Keller-Sutter
Federal Councillor & Head of the Federal Department of Finance, Switzerland
Isabelle Roccia
Managing Director, Europe
IAPP
As Managing Director, Europe, Roccia leads the IAPP’s growing Brussels office and engages with senior industry leaders, policymakers, regulators and civil society, keeping IAPP members informed and apprised of local developments across privacy, artificial intelligence and digital responsibility. She serves as the public voice for the IAPP across Europe and provides strategic guidance on European engagement and market expansion.
Prior to joining the IAPP, Roccia served as Director of Policy, EMEA of BSA | The Software Alliance in Brussels, Belgium. In this role, she developed and advanced policy positions on a range of key issues to the global software industry, with a focus on data privacy, international data flows, cybersecurity, digital trade and digital transformation. She is a recognized contributor to policymaking on these issues on national, European and multilateral levels. Prior to that, Roccia was the Senior Policy Advisor at the U.S. Mission to the EU in Brussels.
Speaking at
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12:00–1:30pmThu 25 JunGFTN InsightsRoundtable Room 3, Ground FloorOpen
Roadmap for AI and Quantum
Governing AI Applications in Financial Services
GFTN InsightsRoundtable Room 3, Ground FloorOpen
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André VellozoChief Executive OfficerDrumwave
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Eva Selamlar-LeutholdCo-CEO / ChairwomanThink&Do Tank for Financial Innovation / KYC Spider
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Fred SunHead of EuropeTencent Cloud International
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Isabelle RocciaManaging Director, EuropeIAPP
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Dr. Joseph BreedenChief Executive OfficerCALM XAI
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Konstantin KotullaFounderPorters
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Dr. Nino LandererDeputy Director General Strategy & InnovationDeutsche Bundesbank
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Thiébaut MeyerDirector, Office of the CISOGoogle Cloud
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Prof. Chia Tek YewAdjunct ProfessorNUS - Asian Institute of Digital FinanceModerator
About this session
From autonomous agents to the management of LLM and other generative AI technologies, artificial intelligence disrupts conventional understandings of data governance, particularly within financial services. This disruption is engendering new trade-offs that policymakers, regulators, and financial institutions have to grapple with, including:
- Reducing digital dependencies vs engaging the realities of a borderless market
- Preserving stability and building internal capabilities while optimising for speed and innovation
- Managing regulatory divergence without sacrificing operational coherence across markets
As AI agents become increasingly empowered to execute transactions on behalf of individuals and businesses, and institutions become increasingly reliant on models developed by a concentrated pool of Big Tech players, how can governments, financial infrastructure operators, and financial institutions balance competing objectives? This session aims to develop a set of principles for governing the use of AI and data within financial services, capturing insights from across the ecosystem.
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