As financial services organizations continue their digital transformation, they’re gaining access to more data sources than ever before. This new paradigm is called extreme data and it requires new solutions to enable real-time risk management, power regulatory reporting, and run complex machine learning algorithms on financial data. However, legacy systems struggle to keep up with the increased volume and complexity of this data. The organizations that are able to gain instant insight from extreme data will take the lead. In this webinar we will discuss…
- How a GPU-accelerated analytics engine like Kinetica can help financial services organizations to turn data into an asset that powers the business
- Real-world use cases on how Kinetica is used for real-time risk management, compliance, and trading
- A demo of Kinetica for risk management that provides deeper insight into risk exposure for real-time adjustments
Meet the hosts:
Saif Ahmed, Product Owner – Machine Learning, Kinetica
Saif Ahmed is an accomplished quantitative developer, machine learning practitioner, and senior executive with two decades of experience in management consulting, quantitative hedge funds, and AI software startups. Saif is currently applying his experience at Kinetica heading efforts for a next-generation Machine Learning product line with database adjacency.
Saif started his career in Management Consulting focused on automation in the Capital Markets. He later spent over a decade in the investment management world working on some of the early efforts to architect repeatable infrastructure for analytics and model-driven investment processes. Most notably, Saif served as Chief Quantitative Technologist for AIG Asset Management. His platform drove ML and model-driven investments for a $230 Billion debt portfolio.
Ken Wattana, Senior Marketing Manager, Kinetica
Ken is a Senior Marketing Manager at Kinetica. Prior to Kinetica, he was Sr. Marketing Manager for Financial Services at ForgeRock, a digital identity management company where he built the company’s first industry marketing practice.
