Banking CX is entering a new era, one where intelligent systems reason, understand intent, and act on behalf of customers. Agentic AI makes this possible by powering individual-level personalization at scale, natural conversation-driven interactions, and proactive, outcomes-based engagement – all in service of earning lasting customer loyalty and deepening relationships. This shift spans every touchpoint, from self-service and servicing to advisory and beyond.
This roundtable will bring together banking leaders to share front-line experiences and debate the realities of deploying intelligent, personalized engagement. Participants will collaboratively define what’s working, what’s accelerating time-to-value, and what’s next – providing a space to exchange practical insights and shape the future of AI-driven customer engagement in banking.
Take part in an exclusive, closed-door conversation with your fellow senior leaders, conducted under the Chatham House Rule. This private 60-minute session is dedicated to open, honest dialogue about the market’s most pressing challenges and emerging opportunities.
Attend to gain insights on:
- What separates agentic AI from existing chatbot and automation investments
- How to design for natural, intent-driven conversation and proactive engagement without losing trust or control
- What it takes to deploy agentic AI across the full customer journey
- How to move from AI experimentation to measurable business impact across the customer journey
Welcome and participant introductions
Discussion:
- From assistance to action: what distinguishes agentic AI from the chatbots and rules-based automation banks have already deployed?
- Personalization at the individual level: what does it take to move from segment-based personalization to true one-to-one engagement at scale?
- Designing for natural conversation: how should banks rethink interaction design where customers can express intent in their own words, rather than navigating menus?
- Proactive engagement: what’s required (technically and organizationally) to shift from reactive servicing to agents that anticipate and act on customer needs — and how does this free teams to focus on higher-value interactions?
- Trust and control: how can banks give agentic AI the autonomy to act on customers’ behalf while maintaining the trust, transparency, and governance that banking demands?
- Beyond self-service: what would it take to extend agentic AI credibly into servicing and advisory, where stakes and complexity are higher?
- Earning primacy: how does agentic, personalized engagement translate into deeper customer loyalty and measurable business outcomes – and what should banks track to prove value?
Closing remarks
(60 minutes)
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