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Sibos 2026: Google Cloud reveals banks are moving from AI copilots to autonomous workflows

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

Held at The National Hotel in Miami during Sibos 2026, Google Cloud hosted a breakfast roundtable that focussed on the future of purpose-built AI for financial institutions, welcoming Georgina Bulkeley, director of financial services solutions, Google Cloud; Kristin Reinke, VP of finance, Google; Jason Allen, assistant treasurer, Google; Sarthak Pattanaik, chief data and AI officer, BNY; Joanne Ha

Analysis

Held at The National Hotel in Miami during Sibos 2026, Google Cloud hosted a breakfast roundtable that focussed on the future of purpose-built AI for financial institutions, welcoming Georgina Bulkeley, director of financial services solutions, Google Cloud; Kristin Reinke, VP of finance, Google; Jason Allen, assistant treasurer, Google; Sarthak Pattanaik, chief data and AI officer, BNY; Joanne Hannaford, CIO and CPO, corporate bank, Deutsche Bank; Charles Holive, chief AI officer of corporate and institutional banking, BNP Paribas; and Stephen Randall, interim services COO and global head of liquidity management services, Citi.
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Originally published by Finextra on Sep 29, 2026.

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