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Christine Graham
Head of AI & Data Regulatory Affairs
JPMorganChase
Christine Graham is Head of AI and Data Regulatory Affairs for JPMorganChase. She leads the firm's global regulatory engagement on AI and data policy and aligns its advocacy with the firm's business, risk, and technology priorities.
Before joining JPMorganChase, Christine spent more than a decade at the Federal Reserve Board. She joined the Legal Division in 2011, wrote many of the post-GFC rules, and was the lead lawyer on the CCAR exercise. She went on to build teams in large bank supervision, led the Fed's operational resilience policy function, and served as Special Advisor to then-Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr. She began her career at Davis Polk, moving from the tax practice to the financial institutions group as the post-crisis reforms were taking shape.
Speaking At
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4:00–6:00pmMon 16 NovLaunchpadLaunchpad RoomOpen
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Spotlight on AI: Driving Trust and Transformation: Building AI in Financial Services - Powered by JP Morgan
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Christine GrahamHead of AI & Data Regulatory AffairsJPMorganChase
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Daniel WuExecutive Director, AI & Data Policy, Asia PacificJPMorganChase
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Deep ThomasChief Data & Analytics OfficerJPMorgan Chase
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Mike HsuFormer Acting Comptroller of the CurrencyMLCommons
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Tahir ZafarInternational Head of AI StrategyNomura
About this session
How can financial institutions scale AI while maintaining trust, managing risk and establishing clear accountability?
Drawing on more than a decade of AI deployment, JPMorganChase’s inaugural Insights2040 policy forum brings together regulators, policymakers and industry leaders to explore what responsible AI adoption looks like in practice.
With a focus on Asia Pacific, the forum will examine how policy, regulation and industry collaboration can support innovation while addressing model risk, governance and oversight. Discussions will explore the move from experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment, including AI literacy, workforce readiness and the safeguards.
Attendees will also receive a limited preview of the Agentic Assurance Initiative, a collaboration exploring a standard way to demonstrate an AI agent’s reliability. The forum will offer perspectives on scaling adoption, governing agentic AI and strengthening cooperation between the public and private sectors.
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3:30–5:00pmTue 17 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 3Invite-Only
Sovereignty & Resilience
Strengthening Financial System Resilience Against Emerging Risks, From Quantum to Frontier Models
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Brad CarrExecutive, Geopolitical RiskNational Australia Bank
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Chris GowerExecutive Director, Cross-Industry RiskAPRA
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Christine GrahamHead of AI & Data Regulatory AffairsJPMorganChase
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Sigal MandelkerRibbit Capital
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Tom MuttonExecutive Director of Payments Innovation & FintechBank of England
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Ziqing AngHead of Policy, APACTRM Labs
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Dr. Andrzej GwizdalskiCo-founder & Chairman, ResearcherWestern Australia Web3 Association, UWA, GFTNModerator
About this session
Financial system resilience used to mean strong network security and clear regulation. Both are getting stronger — payment networks are tightening technical standards, and regulators are building oversight of critical infrastructure and third-party risk.
But the newest emerging risks don't fit neatly into either category, from quantum computing, which will eventually break the cryptography most financial infrastructure still relies on, and frontier AI models, which threatens to reshape both sides of the security equation — generating fraud that exploits trust and speed, and finding and exploiting technical vulnerabilities faster than traditional defenses were built to handle. Both demand action well before the risk fully materializes. This session brings together infrastructure providers, technology firms, and regulators to discuss what's still missing from how the industry prepares for risks that haven't fully arrived yet.
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