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What Is It?
A 90-minute live, virtual program advancing responsible AI governance practice across financial services.
Who Is This For?
Executive-level financial services leaders navigating AI governance and responsible adoption.
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When Is It?
Convening quarterly to discuss the most pressing AI governance challenges.
A Peer-Based, Research-Backed Forum
Advancing Responsible AI Leadership in Financial Services
Institutions must anticipate risk, meet regulatory expectations, and remain accountable for AI-driven decisions — yet few have space to address these challenges with industry peers. The Responsible AI Executive Forum is designed to fill that gap.
Forum Overview
About the Forum
The Responsible AI Executive Forum is a quarterly, virtual program convened by the Center for Ethics in Financial Services, bringing senior industry leaders together for invite-only, peer-based discussions on applied governance, AI maturity, and shared learning as technologies, regulatory expectations, and oversight models evolve.
Who Should Attend
The RAI Executive Forum is designed for financial services leaders in organizations navigating AI adoption and governance, particularly those responsible for risk, compliance, legal, data, technology, privacy, ethics, operations, innovation, and client experience.
What You'll Gain
Participants will understand the evolving regulatory and ethical landscape governing AI in financial services; examine topics such as vendor risk management, model transparency, and accountability; explore governance structures; gauge AI maturity; engage in peer dialogue; and leave with concrete tools and language.
Tuition & Access
- Alliance Corporate Supporters – Complimentary (up to 3 participants)
- Financial Institutions – First-Year Access: $7,500 annually (1 participant)
- Ecosystem & Technology Partners: $5,000 per forum (1 participant)
Why This Forum?
30%
Of consumers strongly agree they are reluctant to share their financial affairs with a financial advisor.1
23%
Strongly agree that personal finance tools powered by traditional AI are trustworthy.1
20%
Strongly agree that personal finance tools powered by agentic AI are trustworthy.1
Upcoming Sessions
2026 Sessions
Four
Time Horizon
12 Months
March 24, 2026
Governing Vendor Risks in Financial Services
June 23, 2026
AI Literacy for Proactive Risk Management
September 22, 2026
Topic Coming Soon!
December 8, 2026
Topic Coming Soon!
Faculty & Speakers
Jill Stover Heinze
Responsible AI Program Director
Founder, Saddle-Stitch Consulting
Azish Filabi
JD, MA
Managing Director, American College Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics in Financial Services
Associate Professor of Business Ethics, Charles Lamont Post Chair of Business Ethics, The American College of Financial Services
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Domarina Oshana
PhD
Senior Director, Research & Operations, American College Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics in Financial Services
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Jill Stover Heinze
Responsible AI Program Director
Founder, Saddle-Stitch Consulting
Azish Filabi
JD, MA
Managing Director, American College Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics in Financial Services
Associate Professor of Business Ethics, Charles Lamont Post Chair of Business Ethics, The American College of Financial Services
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Domarina Oshana
PhD
Senior Director, Research & Operations, American College Cary M. Maguire Center for Ethics in Financial Services
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1 The American College Center for Ethics in Financial Services. AI & Trust Index Study. 2026.