WEBINAR
Agentic modernisation: pushing the boundaries of digital transformation
How AI agents can unlock faster and simpler core banking transformation
11 November | 11am GMT | 12pm CET | Online
Legacy modernisation has been one of banking’s hardest challenges: expensive, resource-intensive and constrained by the risk of changing systems that underpin critical operations. Agentic AI could fundamentally change that equation.
Specialised agents could increasingly take on parts of the modernisation process, from refactoring and testing legacy code to framework upgrades and data migration. All of this has the potential to compress transformation timelines, reduce the cost of integration and free engineering teams from repetitive work to focus on higher-value strategy.
This webinar will bring together banking technology leaders to explore where agentic modernisation is delivering tangible value today, and the governance, quality and control frameworks required to move from experimentation to bank-scale production.
- Where specialised AI agents can already accelerate transformation, testing, integration and data migration
- How agentic modernisation could change the economics and timelines of major transformation programmes, including post-M&A technology integration
- How banks can build bounded agentic architectures, human oversight and effective guardrails to ensure responsible autonomous execution
- Agentic software engineering: where can agents add meaningful value across legacy code discovery, refactoring, testing and validation?
- From assistance to execution: how far can specialised agents autonomously execute transformation tasks?
- Reinventing data migration: where can agents materially accelerate data mapping, transformation, validation and migration?
- To what extent can agent deployment change the speed at which banks integrate technology following M&A?
- Quality and reliability: how can banks ensure AI-generated or refactored code meets the quality, security, resilience and regulatory standards required for critical banking applications?
- From experiment to enterprise: what are the barriers preventing banks scaling AI-powered modernisation?
- The developer reimagined: as agents take on repetitive migration scripts, code conversion and testing, how does the role of the developer shift towards architecture, orchestration and system-level strategy?
- Human-above-the-loop: what should a bounded agentic architecture look like in practice, and what governance, observability, validation and escalation mechanisms are needed to maintain control over modernisation outcomes?
Who's speaking:
Emma Whiteside
Resolving Economic Crime, Lab Product Owner
Lloyds Banking Group
Ashtha Bajaj
Data and AI Lead
Bank of Ireland
Colin Whitmore
Financial Crime SME, Consultant, Former Financial Crime Director, NatWest
Mohit Aiyar
Head of Banking & Financial Services, UK & Ireland
Cognizant
Panelists include:
Terje Aleksander Fjeldvær
SVP - Head of Financial Crime and Sanctions
DNB
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