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SUMMARY:AI/ML in finance: advancing the future of financial markets
LOCATION:London School of Economics: In-person public event (Shaw Library\
 , Old Building)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday 23 June 2026 5.45pm - 8pmSpeakersProfessor Álvaro Car
 teaPeter HafezJames HampProfessor Luitgard VeraartChairProfessor Johannes 
 RufModeratorHilary TillArtificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (
 ML) are becoming foundational technologies for modern finance. They are re
 shaping how institutions generate insights from data\, manage risk\, execu
 te transactions\, and serve clients – while also influencing market stru
 cture and financial stability.This event brings together academic and indu
 stry leaders for short talks and a panel discussion on how AI/ML is advanc
 ing the future of financial markets. The conversation will highlight pract
 ical applications\, emerging capabilities\, and the key challenges that wi
 ll shape adoption over the next several years.Open to academics\, practiti
 oners\, students\, and the public\, this event provides a forum to learn\,
  ask questions\, and connect with a community working at the forefront of 
 AI/ML and finance.Event programme5.45pm | Doors open6pm to 6.05pm | Welcom
 e and introduction6.05pm to 7.20pm | Presentations and panel discussion7.2
 0pm to 8pm | ReceptionMeet our speakersProfessor Álvaro Cartea | Professo
 r of Mathematical Finance and Director\, Oxford-Man Institute of Quantitat
 ive Finance\, University of OxfordPeter Hafez | Chief Data Scientist\, Rav
 enPack\, BigData.comDr James Hamp | Head of Data Strategy and Analytics fo
 r Foreign Exchange\, Citi\, and DSI Visiting FellowProfessor Luitgard Vera
 art | LSE Department of MathematicsChairProfessor Johannes Ruf | Departmen
 t of Mathematics and Deputy Director of the Data Science InstituteModerat
 orHilary Till | Principal\, Premia Research LLCAny questions?If you have
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