Season Two Preview

The countdown has begun. We are just  days away from the season two launch of "Trading Tomorrow - Navigating Trends in Capital Markets.” Hosted by Jim Jockle of Numerix, this podcast dives into the technologies revolutionizing capital markets. 

Coming up on season two we discuss the future of AI and regulation, whether blockchain could revolutionize banking, how finance companies are utilizing low-code technologies an so much more. 

Transcript

Speaker 1: 0:03

Coming up this season on Trading Tomorrow navigating trends in capital markets.

Speaker 2: 0:08

This is a very real trend, so that's why we're seeing it come into play much more. That's why low-code is really powerful. It's a very aggressive agenda, probably the most aggressive in years.

Speaker 1: 0:17

You should bet on the machine eventually being able to do a thing that we imagine is human. So that's something that I will follow and something that I believe will become standard, and I think that's a really interesting spot to look.

Speaker 2: 0:35

It is something that financial institutions need to invest in, they need to understand, they need to have their own pilots and projects, because it can be disruptive to them.

Speaker 3: 0:45

But there's also a potential for new AI loopholes. The current laws and most regulations are built under the assumption that it's human beings making the decisions, and when it's computers making the decisions, it could be that there's something about the way the regulations are written that lets them get around it.

Speaker 2: 1:02

But we asked fixed income investors what's the most important piece of technology for you on any given day on your desk? And number one and number two answers were by leaning with empathy, you're building trust. You're building a personal relationship, which is important to Gen.

Speaker 1: 1:15

Zers. Blockchain, in a sense, is everything that AI is not it's transparent, it's traceable and it's immutable. They'll make up over 30% of the global workforce now, so it's really really important to understand what these people need.

Speaker 2: 1:31

It's very similar to what the internet did for communication. You know you can send an email instantly anywhere in the world. You can now do that with an asset.

Speaker 1: 1:40

Everything you type in there can be used for training. Everything you use for embedding documents to use the document API can be used for training. And there isn't a human being at open AI saying, oh boy, this looks proprietary.

Speaker 3: 1:55

It's a season, you don't want a minute.