Panel discussion

Digital Transformation and the AI-driven Asset Manager

AI and digital technologies are reshaping how Asset Management organisations operate, offering new opportunities for growth, efficiency, and impact. Yet, many businesses struggle with legacy IT systems, regulatory constraints, and the challenge of embedding digital capabilities in a traditionally human-driven sector. How can asset managers successfully navigate this transformation?

Date to be announced soon

March 25, 2025

16:00

19:00

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Our speakers and moderators

Our guests

Our moderators

CEO

Achmea Investment Management

Henriëtte Hoving

Moderator

Sector Lead Financial Services

SparkOptimus

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What to expect

Topics we’ll explore:

• The future of asset management: How digitalization and AI are reshaping the industry, enhancing human expertise, and driving ESG and impact investing forward.

• Achmea IM’s transformation journey: Hear from Maureen Schlejen-Peeters, CEO of Achmea Investment Management, as she shares lessons from Achmea IM’s evolution into an agile, data-driven organization.

• Navigating change in a regulated environment: Henriëtte Hoving, Partner at SparkOptimus, will outline key digital and (Gen)AI applications for asset managers in 2025 and share strategies for implementing transformation despite legacy IT and regulatory challenges.

• Interactive discussion & networking: Engage in a thought-provoking Q&A and connect with a select group of C-level and C-1 executives in asset and investment management.

Why attend?

This roundtable is designed for senior leaders who want to:

• Gain strategic insights into the role of AI and digitalization in asset management.

• Learn from real-world transformation experiences and best practices.

• Exchange perspectives with industry peers in an intimate and high-level setting.

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Be part of a unique conversation

No rhetoric - real world insights only. We will talk honestly about the failures, frustrations and issues our panelists and ourselves have faced - openly approaching the challenging topics and always tell it like it is.