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Where Credit Goes Next
How financial platforms are expanding products, distribution and access to credit.
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Keynote
The Protection Gap
How creditor insurance is evolving alongside digital lending, changing borrower needs and new distribution models.
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Compliance by Design
Building compliance into lending products, decisions and operations from day one.
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Capital, With Conditions
How tariffs, interest rates and consumer sentiment are reshaping the cost of capital and the appetite to lend.
Keynote
The Science of Credit
How data and AI are changing the way lenders understand borrowers, assess risk and make credit decisions.
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Borrowers Under Pressure
What rising household stress means for portfolios — and how lenders can intervene earlier.
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Rethinking Collections: A Playbook
How lenders are using automation, segmentation and hardship strategies to improve recoveries.
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Credit at the Speed of Commerce
How real-time data, embedded distribution and new credit products are changing when and where lending happens.
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The Automated Bank
Scaling Customer Experience with AI and Workflow Automation: Banks are using AI to deliver faster, more personalized service at scale—while keeping cost-to-serve under control. This panel looks at what’s working in production across onboarding, servicing, proactive financial health, and segment-specific journeys, and how teams measure impact (NPS, containment, conversion, churn) without compromising trust or compliance.
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Trust, Verified
The Infrastructure of Prevention: Fraud is shifting from brute force to persuasion—social engineering, account takeovers, and synthetic IDs across banking, lending, and wealth. This session explores the modern prevention stack—ID verification, device and behavioural signals, and KYC/AML—designed to stop bad actors without adding friction that breaks approvals or the customer experience.
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Deal Makers
The M&A Ecosystem in Canadian Finance: This panel explores the comprehensive financing environment in Canada from sponsors’ and acquirers’ perspectives. Discussion topics include public markets, strategies for raising capital, and closing transactions, offering insights into the entire deal process.
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From Data to Action
Closing the Execution Gap: Financial institutions have invested heavily in data, analytics, and AI—but turning insight into timely customer action is still hard. This panel looks at what’s blocking real-world execution (tech, compliance, operating models) and what’s working across personalization, acquisition, cross-sell, and engagement.