Future of Fintech: Cyber, Digital Assets, and AI Use Cases

Clayton Mitchell, Mandi Simpson, Sara Krople, Tom Lazard, Mohammad Nasar, Josh Reid
7/30/2026

 

As fintech capabilities mature and emerging technologies become more deeply integrated into business operations, leaders across banking, fintech, and financial services organizations must be able to make informed decisions about AI, cybersecurity, digital assets, and regulatory compliance.

Watch the recording to get practical guidance for managing emerging risks, evaluating new opportunities, and turning innovation into measurable business value.

Why fintech organizations are prime targets for AI-enabled cyberthreats. [02:38]

Learn how data-rich environments, application programming interface connectivity, and third-party ecosystems expand the attack surface and how stronger risk assessments, exposure monitoring, and AI-powered defenses can help protect your organization.

Turning digital asset opportunities into responsible growth. [14:44]

Examine how risk assessment, cross-functional governance, vendor due diligence, and scalable compliance can help banks and fintechs evaluate new products and partnerships while maintaining accountability.

Moving AI from personal productivity to enterprise capability. [32:05]

Discover how organizations can move beyond “pilot purgatory” by prioritizing use cases with measurable return on investment by integrating AI into production workflows and establishing clear ownership, governance, and controls.

Note: Only attendees of the live webinar are eligible for CPE or CLE credit for qualifying webinars. If you view the webinar recording on this page you may not be eligible for CPE or CLE. For questions about CPE, contact [email protected].

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Clayton J. Mitchell
Clayton J. Mitchell
Partner, Consulting,
Crowe Advisory LLC

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