Accelerating Time-to-Value

Accelerating Time-to-Value

Accelerating Time-to-Value in Commercial Banking: AI, Automation & Compliance by Design.

Eureka 89, Melbourne, Southbank, Australia

Hosted by Factor

Overview

Financial organisations are caught in a paradox: the very core systems that underpin trust are the same systems that slow transformation. According to Factor’s BFSI Wave of Change 2025 report, 75% of IT decision-makers cite legacy technology as the biggest barrier to growth. The question is no longer whether to modernise, but how to do it without losing momentum — and how to adopt AI and automation effectively in a regulated environment. This conversation is about embedding compliance directly into workflows so innovation moves faster, not slower. It’s about shifting from legacy drag to commercial banking leadership at digital speed, drawing on proven transformation roadmaps already trusted by the world’s largest financial institutions.

This exclusive roundtable event invites enterprise leaders in banking, lending and financial services to come together and explore what digital business banking leadership looks like when trust, compliance and innovation move together.

Time-to-Value: Transformation delivered in under six months, not years – innovating without tearing out the core.

Cost Reduction: Measured in both tech budgets and cost-to-serve/acquire customers; streamlining workflows and automation to release pressure on margins.

Digital Experience: The new differentiator in business banking; onboarding and lending is seamless, fast and effortless for customers.

Compliance-by-Design: Risk, controls, and regulation embedded into workflows, shifting compliance from burden to enabler of safe growth.

The Productivity Dividend: Using AI and automation to eliminate manual work and fragmentation; providing Continuous Credit Monitoring (CCM) to real-time borrower risk enabling a priority focus on decisions, relationships and value creation.

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