eSeminar - CPT Bearing
Agentic AI Trends and Use Cases in the Financial Services Industry (FSI)
Overview
This eSeminar is a recorded session of the "Agentic AI Trends and Use Cases in the Financial Services Industry (FSI)" webinar held on 28 April 2026.
Mr Andy Chow, Head of Customer Solution Architects for Hong Kong at Google Cloud uncovers the latest agentic AI trends and practical use cases shaping the financial services industry. Key topics include the key trends shaping Agentic AI, practical use cases in the financial services industry, building the future with Agentic AI toolsets and platforms, and the risk management and governance implications of using Agentic AI.
Objective
After completing this course, you will be able to:
1. Recognise key trends shaping the development and adoption of Agentic AI in the FSI.
2. Identify practical use cases for Agentic AI across FS and explain how they can support business and operational needs.
3. Describe the key toolsets and platforms that enable Agentic AI solutions and their role in supporting AI-driven transformation.
4. Identify key risk management and governance considerations associated with Agentic AI in FSI.
Content
1. Trends Shaping Agentic AI
2. Agentic AI Use Cases in the Financial Services Industry
3. Building the Future with Agentic AI Toolset & Platform
4. Risk Management of Using Agentic AI
Who should attend
Senior management such as directors, ROs, MICs, decision-makers and industry professionals from banking, insurance, asset management and fintech.
Speaker/Course Instructor
Prior to his tenure in Google Cloud, he was Senior Director at Symantec focusing on strategic accounts and solutions. He was also the Head of Sales Consulting for Oracle Asia Pacific Middleware division. He also worked at Deloitte Consulting focusing on the communication industry and led several large scale projects from start to conclusion.
Mr Chow has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He has an MBA degree from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and a Bachelor of Math from University of Waterloo in Canada.