Seminar SRS 2025 - UEH School of Banking, Term 1: “AI and the Future of Finance”

24 Feb, 2025

The seminar discussed AI in Fintech and its connection to AI advancements, particularly its integration into our daily activities through banking services. The speaker compared this to how we use platforms like Shopee, Tiki, Lazada, and Grab to order food, buy clothes, or pay bills via banking apps. Additionally, the discussion covered AI in finance and banking, AI in Fintech, and how AI may evolve in banking services by 2030.

Speaker Jeffrey Nah - Serial Entrepreneur and Venture Builder at JN Capital & Growth Advisory, shared insights on key banking trends, highlighting what AI will and will not be involved in by 2025 and 2030, supported by data and specific charts. He also emphasized essential skills for working with AI in Fintech, such as creativity, teamwork, problem-solving, and technological proficiency.

One of the key takeaways from Jeff's presentation on AI in finance was the increasing importance of AI in banking services. The integration of AI into daily activities like payments, shopping, and bill settlements is making financial services more accessible and efficient. Jeff stressed that understanding and adapting to AI technologies is crucial for anyone looking to succeed in the future of banking. Lastly, he encouraged students to step out of their comfort zones and focus on personal development to navigate the ever-evolving technological landscape successfully.

The seminar also featured Mr. Phạm Ngọc Anh Tùng, CEO of Foodmap Asia, who shared real-world insights on AI applications in the food and financial industries. His presentation provided valuable knowledge and practical examples of how AI can enhance business processes and efficiency. He took the time to share his experiences and fresh perspectives on AI's role in these sectors. Attendees actively engaged in discussions, asking insightful questions, and gaining practical lessons, firsthand experiences, and networking opportunities with students and guest speakers.

The seminar was successfully organized, proving to be highly beneficial for students, faculty, and attendees by offering valuable knowledge and real-world insights.

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