AI Governance Executive Programme in Global Capital Markets

Tap on the growing demand of AI to confidently navigate the evolving financial landscape
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70%

of all working hours in capital markets will be changed by AI
Source: Accenture

USD2.7 bn

AI Governance market size by 2031
Source: Allied Market Research

The role of Artificial Intelligence in the global debt and securities market has become increasingly crucial. With an impact in the capital markets, the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming governance practices, enhancing efficiency, transparency, and decision-making processes.

In collaboration with International Capital Market Association (ICMA), the AI Governance Executive Programme in Global Capital Markets aims to equip participants with a solid understanding of Artificial Intelligence’s crucial role in the global debt and securities market. With a forward-thinking approach, the course anticipates the trajectory of technological advancement within risk management frameworks via diverse aspects of AI adoption, encompassing its implications for modern financial institutions and its application across debt trading, investment management, and regulatory compliance.

Format

Asynchronous Learning (Online)

Duration

5 weeks
4 to 6 hours per week

Pre-Requisites

None

Who is this programme for?

The programme is appropriate for seasoned professionals and C-suite executives within the financial industry and for middle to senior financial industry practitioners actively engaged in the capital and securities markets worldwide holding roles in areas including compliance, risk management, technology and operations, debt and securities and capital markets

Programme Highlights

FWP-1

A blend of theoretical foundations and practical case studies, gaining insights and essential competencies in AI governance.

FWP- 2- network

Learn from industry leaders, regulators and academia through pre-recorded video lectures

market-research

Explore emerging trends and innovative practices poised to shape the future of the industry

FWP- 4- certificate

Earn an Executive Certificate with NUS in collaboration with ICMA

Programme Details

buildings

Explore global perspectives and impact on financial institutions and offices

artificial-intelligence

Analyze the applications and integration of AI in trading and investments

detection

Understand regulatory compliance, fraud detection and risk management with the help of AI

forecasting

Define AI use in risk management, operational efficiency and market forecasting

technology

Leverage on AI to adopt best practices and predict future trends

nlp

Utilize machine learning like Natural Language Processing (NLP) for market analysis

Programme Fees

Course Fees:  SGD 3,500.00

Prices quoted are subjected to prevailing Singapore taxes, including 9% goods and services tax (GST).

Enrollment Process: A Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Payment: Begin your learning journey by making your payment via eColl. Our secure payment system ensures your information is safe and protected.
  2. Confirmation: Once your payment is processed, you’ll receive a confirmation email from us. This ensures that your transaction was successful and sets the stage for your enrollment.
  3. Enrollment Notification: After confirmation, our team will enroll you in your chosen course within 7 working days. You'll receive a notification to keep you informed every step of the way.
  4. Course Start: Congratulations! Once you’re officially enrolled, you can dive right into your course and begin enhancing your knowledge and skills.

Programme Outline

Programme Director

Dr. Edward Tay

Prof Edward Tay
Head of CET & Executive Education, NUS AIDF

An investor in four deep tech unicorns, driving innovation in Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy and Green Tech and leadership roles in esteemed organizations like Sistema Asia Capital, British Telecom, IBM and Hewlett-Packard, Prof Edward's passion lies in navigating the complexities of Asian Technology Markets. As an Associate Professor (Practice) at the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), he is serving concurrently as the Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Research Lab, Council Member in Singapore Accreditation Council & Independent Board Member in Digilife Technologies Limited (Listed in Catalist, SGX), bridging the gap between academia and industry.

AIDF Instructors

kewei

Prof. Huang Ke-Wei
Executive Director, AIDF

Chia-Tek-Yew

Prof. Tek Yew Chia
Senior Advisor,
Boston Consulting Group

Bangdao

Dr Bangdao Chen
Co-Founder, University College Oxford Blockchain Research Centre.

Jinghao

Dr Jinghao KE
Director, JCube Institute

Andeed-Ma

Andeed MA
President, RIMAS

Andre-Kasmara

Andre Kasmara
Head of Fixed Income Sales, Asia Pacific - FTSE Russell

Sagun

Sagun Garg
Director - Technology Innovation, Julius Baer

Jacques

Jacques Theys
Advanced Analytics & BI - Department Head (Tribe Lead), Euroclear

 

Dr. Ke-Wei Huang is the executive director of Asian Institute of Digital Finance and an Associate Professor in the Department of Information Systems and Analytics at the National University of Singapore, contributes to AI governance in global capital markets by leveraging his expertise in information systems and data mining. His research on pricing digital goods and labor economics informs ethical frameworks that promote responsible and transparent AI practices. By aligning technological advancements with regulatory standards, Dr. Huang fosters accountability and trust, ensuring that innovations in finance adhere to ethical governance principles.

Tek Yew Chia is a prominent figure in the financial services sector, was serving as the Head of Insurance for Asia-Pacific and Vice Chairman in Singapore at Oliver Wyman. With over 30 years of consulting experience, he has established himself as a subject matter expert across various facets of financial services, including collaboration with central banks and regulators in both Asia and the Middle East. His recent work has concentrated on the areas of market disruption in financial services, working with regulators on payments modernization and fintech promotion.  He is based in Singapore and is a Partner in the Financial Services, Government and Public Institutions teams.

Dr. Bangdao Chen, a researcher at the University College Oxford Blockchain Research Centre, is a prominent figure in AI governance within global capital markets. His work bridges blockchain technology with artificial intelligence, emphasizing the need for secure, transparent, and ethical AI systems in financial markets. Dr. Chen’s research focuses on creating governance frameworks that ensure data integrity, mitigate bias, and enhance regulatory compliance within AI-driven financial systems. By advancing best practices in blockchain-integrated AI, he contributes to a robust governance model that aligns with the evolving standards of global capital markets, fostering trust and innovation across the industry.

Jinghao Ke is a director at Jcube, bringing significant expertise in AI, digital finance, and governance to the forefront of the company’s strategic operations. His leadership at Jcube involves focusing on transformative technologies and navigating complex regulatory landscapes, essential for aligning with the evolving needs of global capital markets. His role emphasizes the integration of AI-driven solutions that not only enhance operational efficiencies but also uphold high standards of governance and ethical considerations, which are vital in capital markets today. With an academic background and hands-on industry experience, Jinghao ensures Jcube’s initiatives are both forward-thinking and compliant, positioning the firm as a leader in responsible AI innovation in finance.

Andeed Ma is the President of the Risk and Insurance Management Association of Singapore (RIMAS) and a Partner at the Artificial Intelligence International Institute (AIII) think tank. With over 16 years of experience in AI, Fintech, and Risk Management, he has contributed significantly to companies like ServiceNow, ByteDance, and CyberArk. Andeed lectures and mentors at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) and the Singapore Management University (SMU), specializing in Automation, Cloud Computing, Regulatory Technology, and Sustainable AI Ethics.

Andre Kasmara, as Head of Fixed Income Sales for Asia Pacific at FTSE Russell, plays a vital role in advancing AI governance within global capital markets. With his extensive background in fixed income and deep understanding of market dynamics across Asia Pacific, Andre is at the forefront of integrating AI-driven solutions that enhance transparency, risk management, and operational efficiency in fixed income trading and analytics. His work emphasizes responsible AI practices, focusing on data integrity, regulatory compliance, and ethical AI use. By promoting frameworks that prioritize algorithmic transparency and governance, Andre contributes to a resilient, trustworthy market infrastructure that aligns with both investor needs and regulatory standards.

With deep expertise in artificial intelligence and risk management, Sagun Garg is a recognized thought leader in AI governance within global capital markets, bringing a nuanced understanding of financial systems and advanced technologies. Sagun focuses on establishing robust frameworks for data privacy, algorithmic transparency, and bias mitigation, ensuring that AI tools enhance market efficiency while adhering to global regulatory standards. Committed to fostering AI ethics in finance, he skillfully balances innovation with accountability, helping institutions navigate the complex intersection of technology and regulation. His insights are instrumental in shaping policies that prioritize trust and compliance, supporting sustainable growth and effective risk management across capital markets.

Jacques Theys, a distinguished professional in the financial services sector, leverages his extensive expertise in navigating the complexities of AI governance within global capital markets. As an advocate for integrating advanced technologies in financial operations, Jacques emphasizes the critical need for regulatory frameworks that ensure transparency, accountability, and ethical use of AI. His experience in fostering collaboration among stakeholders—including regulators, technology firms, and financial institutions—positions him as a key figure in shaping the landscape of AI governance. By promoting innovative practices that align with regulatory expectations, Jacques contributes to a more resilient and trustworthy financial ecosystem that embraces digital transformation while safeguarding market integrity.

ICMA Instructors

Georgina

Georgina Jarratt
Managing Director and Head of Fintech & Digitalisation, ICMA

Gabriel Callsen

Gabriel Callsen
Senior Director, Fintech & Digitalisation, ICMA

Alastair

Alastair Sharpe
Co-founder & CPO, Inveztor

Etay Katz

Etay Katz
Partner and Head of Digital Assets & Innovation Practise, Ashurst

Lizzie

Lizzie Rubenfield
Head of Product Development, Inveztor

Mr Simon Helm

Simon Helm
Counsel, Ashurst

Santiago Braje

Santiago Braje
Senior Portfolio Manager at PGGM

Georgina Jarratt, Managing Director and Head of FinTech & Digitalisation at the International Capital Market Association (ICMA), is pivotal in steering the integration of AI within global capital markets. She advocates for governance frameworks that ensure the ethical use of AI technologies, fostering transparency and accountability. Jarett's leadership is crucial in navigating the complexities of digital transformation, helping to establish a resilient financial landscape that prioritizes regulatory compliance and builds trust among market participants.

Gabriel Callsen, Senior Director of FinTech and Digitalisation at the International Capital Market Association (ICMA), plays a crucial role in shaping AI governance within global capital markets. His expertise in digital transformation and fintech ensures that AI technologies are integrated responsibly and ethically, promoting transparency and reducing risks associated with automated decision-making. By advocating for regulatory frameworks that address the challenges posed by AI, Callsen aims to foster trust among market participants, ultimately contributing to a more resilient and efficient financial ecosystem.

Mr. Alastair Sharpe's diverse background in finance, and marketing uniquely positions him to drive innovation in AI governance within global capital markets. As Co-Founder and CPO at Inveztor™, he is committed to transforming the debt capital market infrastructure through the development of a digital platform for European debt securities. His leadership experience at Deutsche Bank reinforces his understanding of regulatory compliance and ethical considerations in AI deployment, ensuring that emerging technologies foster transparency and accountability in financial transactions.

Etay Katz, a partner at Ashurst, specializes in financial services and fintech law, focusing on regulatory compliance and governance issues related to emerging technologies. His insights into AI governance are crucial for addressing the ethical implications and regulatory challenges posed by AI in global financial markets. Katz advocates for frameworks that ensure responsible AI implementation while promoting innovation, balancing market integrity with the need for technological advancement.

Ms. Lizzie Rubenfield, Head of Product Development at Inveztor, plays a pivotal role in driving innovation within the fintech space. Her expertise in product strategy and development focuses on creating solutions that enhance the efficiency and transparency of capital markets. By championing user-centric design and regulatory compliance, Rubenfield ensures that Inveztor’s offerings not only meet market needs but also align with best practices in AI governance, ultimately fostering a responsible approach to digital transformation in finance.

Simon Helm was a counsel at Ashurst, where he specialized in financial services regulation and compliance. With a strong focus on fintech and digital transformation, Helm advised clients on navigating complex legal frameworks, ensuring that their innovations aligned with regulatory requirements. His insights into AI governance were essential for fostering responsible practices in the rapidly evolving financial landscape, emphasizing the balance between innovation and regulatory compliance.

Santiago Braje is a seasoned professional at PGGM, focusing on financial services regulation and compliance. With extensive experience in fintech and banking law, he advises clients on navigating the complexities of regulatory frameworks. Braje's expertise in AI governance plays a crucial role in helping firms implement innovative technologies while ensuring adherence to legal standards. His insights are vital for fostering responsible practices in the rapidly evolving financial landscape.