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#79 Michael Berns of PwC - Busting Myths about AI in Finance and its adoption around the world

#79 Michael Berns of PwC - Busting Myths about AI in Finance and its adoption around the world

FromThe Wall Street Lab


#79 Michael Berns of PwC - Busting Myths about AI in Finance and its adoption around the world

FromThe Wall Street Lab

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Length:
43 minutes
Released:
Nov 11, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Michael Berns is Director for AI & FinTech at PwC. Michael has a broad background across blue chip names such as Morgan Stanley & Moody's as well as a range of smaller innovative AI Firms. Michael has been a Mentor and Judge for organizations like Startup Bootcamp, Virgin Money Startup, Cocoon Network, Level 39, MIT Inclusive Innovation Competition and the United Nations World Food Program. Michael is als a guest lecturer at London Business School and Mannheim Business School. Michael holds an Executive MBA from London Business School.  In this episode we revisit AI in Finance and Banking and we are busting some myths about common misconceptions people have about it’s adoption. We also get into the difference in AI adoption across several regions across the world. We talk about regulation, use cases, and much more. Michael also gives some advice on getting your career path right and resources on how to start with AI.
Released:
Nov 11, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

The Wall Street Lab is a podcast that explores the world of finance from an insider perspective. The host, Andreas von Hirschhausen interviews top financial professionals in the fields of private equity, hedge funds, investment banking, mergers and acquisitions, asset management, venture capital, management consulting, trading and many more. The themes range from investment related topics, financial markets and news, career development in finance, favourite books, personal habits, just to name a few.