The Future of Finance in the Age of AI

Money is becoming software. Payments, lending, investing, and advice are being rebuilt on AI, and the generation entering its peak earning years has never walked into a bank branch. Trust, the asset financial institutions spent a century building, is being re-earned or lost one interaction at a time.

What the keynote covers

The Future of Finance in the Age of AI is Matt Britton's view of the sector from the consumer side, backed by real-time data from Suzy on how people actually feel about their banks, their apps, and their money. Matt has delivered this program for Blackstone, KPMG, financial services conferences, and wealth management firms.

The session covers AI in fraud detection, compliance, and risk, and how institutions are using it to move faster without adding exposure; neobanks and the cashless generation, including what Gen Z expects from a financial relationship and why they switch; cryptocurrency, alternative assets, and how younger investors think about risk; the great wealth transfer and what happens when trillions move to a generation that trusts an app more than an advisor; and AI-powered personalization in advisory services and what it means for the human advisor.

Why it matters now

The institutions winning younger customers are the ones with the best experience, the clearest transparency, and the fastest answers, ahead of those with the best rates. AI makes those table stakes, and it makes the gap between leaders and laggards visible to every consumer with a phone.

Matt brings an operator's perspective: he runs an AI company, builds production software, and uses live consumer data on stage. Audiences leave with a clear view of where their customers are heading and what to build first.

Who books this keynote

Banks and credit unions, wealth management and advisory firms, insurance companies, fintech conferences, payments and lending organizations, and financial services associations. Runs 45 to 75 minutes with optional Q&A.

• How consumer expectations of financial institutions are shifting, with current Suzy data.
• Where AI is already changing fraud, compliance, lending, and advice.
• What Gen Z and Millennials expect from a financial relationship, and why they switch.
• The great wealth transfer and its implications for advisors and institutions.
• A build-first roadmap for financial services leaders.