EAPB invites representatives of its member organisations to a workshop dedicated to the practical implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in public banks, hosted by SFIL in Paris. 

As AI moves from pilot projects towards everyday applications across the banking sector, public banks face important strategic and operational choices. These include whether to develop AI models in-house, rely on outsourced solutions, or adopt third-party and open-source models, as well as the implications of each approach for governance, risk management and supervisory expectations.

The workshop will provide a practical, peer-to-peer forum for members to exchange experiences, discuss emerging challenges and share lessons learned.

Programme and speakers

The workshop will feature contributions from:

• Konstantin Bottenberg, Head of Supervisory Technologies at the European Central Bank, who will share insights into the use of AI in banking supervision.

• SFIL, which will present its approach to implementing AI.

• EAPB member organisations, which will be invited to share practical experiences, use cases and lessons learned.

Each presentation will be followed by an open discussion. Participants are encouraged to bring their own questions and experiences to contribute to the exchange.

A detailed agenda will be published shortly.

Practical information

Date: Monday, 14 December 2026
Time: 09:00–12:00 CET
Venue: SFIL – Immeuble Biome, 112–114 avenue Émile Zola, 75015 Paris, France

This workshop is exclusively open to representatives of EAPB member organisations.

Please contact us if you encounter problems with the registration process.