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Event
- Posted: 17 Sep 2026
Scaling Connected Intelligence to Reimagine UK Banking
Turning legacy complexity into a AI-native Intelligent Banking
23
Oct
2026
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Time: 08:00 - 11:30
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Location: Shangri-La at The Shard, 31 St Thomas St, London SE1 9QU
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Organised By: Intellect
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Free to attend
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Intellect
Join C-suite, IT, and transformation leaders from across UK building societies and mutuals for an executive breakfast roundtable at The Shard.
As building societies balance margin pressure and strict regulatory mandates (such as DORA and PRA operational resilience), the key challenge is moving AI out of isolated sandbox pilots into core, enterprise delivery.
This interactive session explores how leading mutuals are overcoming software estate complexity, eliminating delivery rework, and modernizing legacy environments without compounding technical debt.
Why Attend?
- Independent Market Intelligence: Guest analyst insights on UK tech priorities, cost discipline, and operational resilience.
- Executive Peer Exchange: Candid, Chatham House-rule discussion on system dependency mapping and AI execution friction.
- Practical Architecture Showcase: Live masterclass on bridging connected enterprise knowledge with scalable, governed AI delivery.
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Intellect
Driven by Purpose. Delivered Through Innovation.
A global enterprise fintech leader helping financial institutions simplify complexity, modernise faster and create meaningful customer value.
Event Summary
- Friday, 23 October 2026
- 08:00 - 11:30
- reshma.mahapatra@intellectdesign.com
- Free to attend
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