Meet Intellias at FIMA Europe 2026

AI at scale starts with data you can trust

Financial institutions are moving AI budgets from experimentation to enterprise deployment. But AI is only as strong as the data behind it. Fragmented architectures, unclear data ownership, and legacy platforms keep too many initiatives stuck at proof of concept.
The firms pulling ahead treat data as a product: governed, traceable, and easy to find and access across the enterprise. That foundation is what lets AI – including agentic AI – operate with control in a regulated environment.
At FIMA Europe 2026, Intellias will join chief data officers, architects, and AI leaders from investment banks and asset managers to discuss how to build that foundation and turn it into measurable business value.

Why meet us

Our financial services team will be on-site in London throughout both days. Talk to us about:

• Data lifecycle management – keeping data accurate, traceable, and controlled from source to reporting.
• Data governance and quality – practical governance models, data catalogs, lineage, and automated quality checks that speed up AI adoption instead of slowing it down.
• Future-state data architecture – modern data platforms, lakehouses, and data mesh approaches built for interoperability and production AI workloads.
• Data access and discovery – helping teams find, understand, and securely use standardized data across the enterprise.
• AI in practice – moving from pilots to production, including controlled deployment of agentic AI in financial operations.
• Legacy and cloud modernization – migrating core data workloads to secure, compliant cloud environments without disrupting the business.

About FIMA Europe 2026

FIMA Europe brings together around 250 data, technology, and AI leaders from investment banks and asset managers. The agenda covers the full data lifecycle, data governance, future-state architectures and platforms, and the responsible deployment of AI at scale. Speakers include data and AI leaders from JPMorganChase, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Barclays, Santander UK, and Allianz.

Learn more about the event