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Next webcast: Episode 20 – "Trust under Pressure: “Cyber Security in the Age of AI"
16 July 2026 | 2:00–2:45 p.m.
In our webcast, discover how, in financial services, trust is the product — and artificial intelligence has just rewritten the cost of breaking it. In late 2025, the first cyberattack conducted almost entirely by an AI agent turned this threat from theory into reality, with financial institutions among its targets.
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Episode 20 | 16 July 2026
In financial services, trust is the product — and artificial intelligence has just rewritten the cost of breaking it. In late 2025, the first cyberattack run almost entirely by an AI agent moved this threat from theory to reality, and financial institutions were among its targets. At the same time, AI now writes the majority of phishing, can deepfake a CFO on a live video call, and is putting fraud losses on a path toward $40 billion. For banks, insurers and exchanges, identity, money and information can suddenly be forged at industrial speed and scale. But the same technology that empowers the attacker hands a decisive advantage to the institutions bold enough to seize it. In this keynote, Deloitte's Cyber Security and Cyber Defense & Resilience leaders cut through the hype to show what Silicon Valley and the world's other AI hubs are really building — and what it means for you. They translate the newest threat intelligence, hard statistics and the perspectives of the people building AI into a clear, forward-leaning agenda for FSI decision-makers.
Speaker: Tobias Synak, Malko Steinroth
Dive into the latest trends that shape the European banking landscape. Inspired by Deloitte’s European Banking Trend Radar, our webcast series covers trends from a universal range of topics that we divide into six dimensions:
From crypto assets to fraud by generative AI, we carefully select one trend per episode that is discussed in detail by our Deloitte experts who share their knowledge and insights to help banks get an in-depth understanding on the topic and its impact on the financial industry. Using trend research, banks can analyze the most pressing market developments and act before a trend reaches maturity.
In a dynamic world that keeps changing faster and faster, a timely reaction to emerging developments is more important than ever before. Those who miss critical trends run the risk of falling behind and losing business. By contrast, firms that react swiftly have the opportunity to seize an unparalleled competitive advantage over their peers. To be successful, banks must screen for trends, evaluate their impact on all affected business units, map out scenarios and strategic plans, and allocate appropriate resources. This way, they can take advantage of not just positive developments but also shield themselves from harm by potential threats. From trend detection to the implementation of strategic decisions, Deloitte is using Trend Radar as a tool to assist clients throughout all stages of this process.
Date
Thursday, 16 July 2026
2:00–2:45 p.m.
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If you have any questions regarding the webcast, please feel free to contact Christopher Graf, Tel: +49 151 4077 8985.
Find out more about the previous webcasts of our 2025 European Banking Trend Radar webcast series by clicking on the boxes.
Find out more about the previous webcasts of our 2024 European Banking Trend Radar webcast series by clicking on the boxes.