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A joint assessment of the current state for senior decision makers
Language: English
Places are limited to 30 people. Your registration will be approved by the committee.
Please register below & choose your two clusters you’d like to participate.
Welle 7, Schanzenstrasse 5, 3008 Bern
June 9, 2026 - June 9, 2026
10:00 - 13:20
Agentic engineering is rapidly moving from experimentation into broader strategic discussion. As new forms of AI-supported and increasingly agent-driven software delivery emerge, financial institutions are beginning to ask what this development could mean not only for engineering teams, but also for governance, talent, architecture, operating models and future value creation.
To explore these questions, ELCA and SFTI are jointly convening an Emerging Topics Exchange in Bern. The format is designed as a curated and moderated exchange for decision makers and experts who want to better understand the current state of the topic, what is still underestimated, and which implications may become relevant for financial services in the coming years.
The session will bring together senior representatives from banks, insurance companies and the broader ecosystem, alongside engineers and subject-matter experts. Rather than following a classic keynote or panel logic, the event is structured around short input impulses, thematic deep dives and a joint synthesis of key insights.
How can agentic engineering be governed responsibly in regulated environments, and what forms of oversight, accountability and control are required before it can scale?
How does agentic engineering affect roles, skills, talent needs and the broader transformation of work?
What new dependencies emerge through agentic engineering, and how can institutions retain strategic and operational control?
How does agentic engineering affect architectural complexity, system integration and the ability to manage technology landscapes at scale?
What does agentic engineering mean from a business perspective, and where might real future value creation emerge?
How might agentic engineering reshape the way financial institutions organize delivery, decision-making and collaboration across functions?
The objective is to arrive at a shared and practice-relevant assessment of the current state, including key observations, implications, open questions and possible follow-up areas for the community.