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Lexi Birch
Dr Lexi Birch is co-founder of Scottish Regtech business Aveni – the AI-powered Natural Language Processing platform making big waves in the finance and regulation markets. Lexi is an internationally recognised expert in Natural Language Processing, and a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Edinburgh. She is working with the team at Aveni to drive necessary revolution in risk assessment and vulnerability recognition to address data-first demands of new compliance – particularly in relation to the new Consumer Duty requirements from the FCA. Innovation in thinking, technological advances and regulatory compliance requirements are changing the way the financial services sector operates and the reality of AI and NLP advances are being recognised and must be embraced.1 Articles
Rebecca Aston
Manager, Ethics and Integrity at CISI Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) I have a focus on professional standards and values in business, with experience in the accountancy and financial services sectors.1 Articles
Lydia Romero
Lydia Romero is Apprenticeships Director at Fitch Learning. Part of the Fitch Group, Fitch Learning partners with clients to deepen knowledge, develop skills and enhance conduct, delivering positive business outcomes. With centers in established financial hubs including London, New York, Singapore, Dubai and Hong Kong; we are committed to understanding complex client needs across fast paced Financial Markets, globally. Our learning solutions encompass expert faculty, e-learning, coaching and blended candidate assessments, improving individual contribution and collective business performance1 Articles
Jamie Hunter
Jamie Hunter is Chief Operating Officer at Aveni.ai. He spent 13 years in the investment industry and latterly was Head of Business Partnering and Planning for Aberdeen Standard Investments.1 Articles
Claire Aynsley
Claire is Head of Regulatory Compliance & Standards at the Credit Services Association. The Credit Services Association (CSA) is the only National Association in the UK for organisations active in the debt collection and purchase industry. The Association, which has a history dating back to 1906, has 300 member companies which represent 90% of the industry, and employ 11,000 people. At any one time its members hold up to £60 billion for collection, returning nearly £3 billion in collections to the UK economy per annum. As the voice of the collections industry, our vision is to build confidence in debt collection by making the entire process clear, easy to understand and less stressful for all those involved. Further information on the CSA can be found at: http://www.csa-uk.com1 Articles