Once seen as the guardian of cost controls and financial reporting, today’s CFO in banking is stepping into a far more strategic role — one that demands real-time insights, faster decision cycles, and intelligent scenario planning. And the biggest enabler of this shift? Generative AI (GenAI).
As banking becomes increasingly digital, the office of the CFO is transforming into a command centre powered by data, automation, and AI-driven foresight. From forecasting to fraud detection, finance leaders are rethinking what’s possible — and GenAI is helping them get there.
Historically, CFOs relied on backwards-looking reports and siloed tools. Today, GenAI is giving them live dashboards, predictive models, and even natural language interfaces that let them ask, “What’s our projected liquidity under a 50bps rate hike?” and get an answer in seconds.
As GenAI becomes more embedded in finance teams, banks are finding they can move faster and see further. CFOs and their teams can now:
The outcome? Finance stops being reactive and starts steering the business in real time.
Today’s AI-augmented CFO has access to tools that were previously unimaginable. GenAI enables:
These capabilities free up time and unlock smarter, faster decisions across treasury, FP&A, and compliance.
While GenAI offers incredible speed and scale, CFOs remain accountable for the decisions that follow. That’s why leading banks are embedding governance, audit trails, and model transparency into their AI workflows.
Explainability, data quality, and human review are essential pillars, particularly in a highly regulated sector such as finance.
As banks invest in digital transformation, the CFO isn’t just the financial steward — they’re becoming a strategic navigator. GenAI provides the edge, but it’s the CFO’s judgment that translates insight into action.
Those who embrace this AI-augmented model aren’t just keeping up — they’re setting the pace.
If your solution supports:
Then the NexGen Banking Summit is where you need to be. Connect directly with CFOs, CTOs, and Heads of Finance from top-tier global banks.
London | October 15–16, 2025
New York | November 18, 2025