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Announcing the FinRegLab AI Symposium 2025

The FinRegLab AI Symposium is set to unfold in Washington, D.C. on November 20, 2025, gathering top minds in finance, technology, and policy to delve into how AI is reshaping the financial arena. With a lineup of distinguished speakers, the event promises rich discussions aimed at fostering a responsible dialogue about AI's role in the financial sector.

Keynote Speakers and Discussions

Among the prominent speakers at the symposium are U.S. Senator Mike Rounds (R-S.D.); Max Levchin, Co-Founder and CEO of Affirm; and Ronnie Chatterji, Chief Economist at OpenAI. The symposium will also host executives such as Prem Natarajan from Capital One, who serves as Executive Vice President and Chief Scientist, alongside Teresa Heitsenrether, the Chief Data and Analytics Officer at JPMorgan Chase.

Melissa Koide, CEO and Director of FinRegLab, underscored the importance of the event, stating, “The symposium offers a unique platform for collaboration among leaders in both public and private sectors to discuss AI's transformative potential in finance. It is essential to build a framework that ensures these advancements benefit society at large.”

Symposium Themes

The day’s agenda will revolve around four critical themes:
1. Generative and Agentic AI in Financial Services - This theme will explore innovative applications of next-gen AI in sectors like credit and fraud prevention, shaping the future of banking.
2. Governance, Privacy, and Risk Management - Spotlighting progressive methods to uphold data privacy while ensuring compliance and accountability within AI models.
3. Human Interaction and Trust - Sharing insights on the interaction between people and AI systems, examining why trust sometimes falters.
4. The Future of Banking and Financial Wellbeing - Discussions focused on how AI transforms financial institutions and promotes consumer financial health.

Event Highlights

Welcoming Remarks

The symposium will kick off with Melissa Koide’s welcoming address, followed by a fireside chat featuring Senator Mike Rounds and Raj Date, where they will discuss federal AI priorities in relation to financial services.

The morning sessions will feature notable discussions on the implications of AI-driven economies led by experts like Ronnie Chatterji and Mark Zandi. Panelists from Capital One, NextLadder, and Consumer Reports will address how emerging technologies can foster economic growth.

Later, experts from JPMorgan Chase, Fifth Third Bank, and Citigroup will converge to discuss the integration of safe AI systems within banking operations.

Afternoon Highlights

The afternoon will see Max Levchin discussing the role of trust in the scalable integration of AI across the financial sector. Following this, a session on agentive AI systems will be conducted by experts from Sardine and Capital One. Afternoon discussions will also focus on AI’s influence on payment systems and consumer engagement, shedding light on behavioral economics and AI-driven financial management tools.

The event will conclude with John Collison from Stripe, offering reflections on fintech innovations and stabilizing effects of generative AI in finance, paving the way for future developments in the industry.

Press Credentials

Media professionals are encouraged to apply for press credentials before November 19 to ensure their participation in this pivotal event, which operates under an invitation-only policy.

In summary, the FinRegLab AI Symposium 2025 represents a significant moment for leaders in finance and technology to unite and discuss pressing AI issues that will shape the future of the financial landscape. Through collaboration, the goal is to harness the transformative potential of AI while safeguarding societal interests.

For more information about the symposium and to register, interested parties can contact Elizabeth Vivirito, Communications Lead at FinRegLab.

About FinRegLab

FinRegLab is a nonprofit organization conducting vital research to drive responsible practices within the financial sector. The organization aims to facilitate dialogue that informs public policy and enhances market dynamics.