20.02.2026

Artificial intelligence in risk management

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Phone: +49 721 6674 1880

Artificial Intelligence, Risk Management

Price

Free

Location

Online

Type

Information Event

Time

11:00

Duration

0.75 hours

Registration deadline

17.02.2026

Your speakers

Dirk Schieborn

Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Hub

Artificial intelligence offers interesting opportunities for use in risk management, bank management and lending. Regulatory authorities are now also increasingly supporting the use of AI in risk management. For example, the Deutsche Bundesbank and BaFin have published consultation papers dealing with the characteristics of machine learning in risk models and regulatory priorities.

The event will give you a concise insight into

discussions about big data, machine learning and the regulation of AI in the financial sector

as well as the topics of

neural networks: AI and the black box
current developments: AI and supervision
project experience: AI and IRBA models, and
in focus: AI and explainability.

This event is part of the ‘AI Coffee Break’ series – our compact format covering the latest trends and applications in artificial intelligence. In a relaxed atmosphere, you will gain exciting, independent insights into various facets of AI technology over a hot cup of coffee.

Dirk Schieborn

ist KI-Experte und bei msg for banking Head of Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Hub. Außerdem ist er einer der Leiter des Steinbeis-Transferzentrums Data Analytics und Predictive Modelling mit Fokus auf den Themen Data Analytics, Machine Learning und Regulatik im Kontext des quantitativen Risikomanagements. Er hat eine Professur in den Themengebieten Data Science und Mathematik an der ESB Business School der Hochschule Reutlingen inne, in deren Rahmen er sich mit innovativen digitalen Lern-/Lehrmethoden befasst.

This event will take place online. This means you can take part from the comfort of your computer. We use the video conferencing tool MS Teams for our online events. You can find more information on the technology in our FAQs.

This information event is designed for employees in the areas of risk management, bank management and lending as well as all employees of financial institutions who are interested in AI.

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If you have any questions about our event programme, please do not hesitate to contact us. Simply give us a call or send us an e-mail. We look forward to exchanging ideas with you. Isabel Menrath events-banking@msg.group +49 (0) 172 947 47 33

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What technology is used for online events?

Our online events usually take place with Microsoft Teams. You will receive an access link with a telephone dial-in option; it is not necessary to install the Microsoft Teams application.We would be pleased if you switch on your camera. Please check the following Microsoft Teams system requirements in good time before the start of the event and observe the following recommendations: Use a desktop PC or a notebook/laptop to participate in your online event.

Operating system Windows 7 or a more recent version Mac OS X version 10.8 or higher
Browser Google Chrome (preferred) Also suitable: Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 or higher, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari
Internet access Ideally, access via DSL/cable with at least 256Kbit/s. Bandwidth.

Please use a headset with an integrated microphone. If participating on a notebook/laptop, we recommend using the integrated camera; if participating on a desktop PC, an external webcam is recommended. Would you like to be absolutely sure and test MS Teams in advance? No problem, simply contact events-banking@msg.group.

Is there a booking confirmation?

Yes, once you have made a binding registration for the event, you will receive a booking confirmation. In the run-up to the event, you will receive a further e-mail with important information for your event, such as the venue and programme (face-to-face event) or access data (online event).

Cancellation of events

We reserve the right to cancel the event due to insufficient demand or number of participants. Cancellations at short notice are also possible for other important reasons for which we are not responsible, such as sudden illness of the speaker or force majeure. Participation fees already paid by you will of course be refunded. You will be informed immediately in the event of cancellation. Further liability and compensation claims arising from the cancellation or change to the event that do not relate to injury to life, limb or health are excluded, unless there is intent or gross negligence on our part. Please note that this also applies to hotel rooms and flight or train tickets booked by you.

What cancellation conditions apply?

The detailed cancellation conditions can be found in § 3 Cancellation of our event conditions.

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