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Adam Gagen
Global Head of Government Affairs
Revolut
Adam Gagen leads the Global Government Affairs function for Revolut, the UK’s largest fintech. Revolut has grown in 11 years to have more than 75M customers and operations in 41 countries. Adam leads their engagement with policymakers and other stakeholders around the world on shaping public policy interventions which make a real positive difference in people's financial lives. Adam joined Revolut in 2022 after five years leading Government engagement for American Express across the Europe, Middle East and Africa region. Adam originally started his career with the EU Commission in Brussels and then Taipei, following which he held regional and global advocacy roles in different sectors based out of Beijing, Hong Kong and Brussels. He and his family split their time between the UK and France. Adam has a Degree in Combined Social Sciences from Durham University and a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) from London University.
Speaking At
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9:15–10:45amTue 17 NovPublic-Private RoundtableRoundtable Room 2Invite-Only
Accountability & Liability In Agentic Systems
PathFin.ai: From AI Adoption to Business Transformation
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Abhishek ChatterjeeFounder & ChairmanTookitaki Holding Pte. Ltd
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Adam GagenGlobal Head of Government AffairsRevolut
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Alvin EngManaging Director, Head of Enterprise AI, Innovation GroupUOB
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Amanda OngSingapore Chief Executive Officer & Global Head of PartnershipsArta Finance
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Amber Henderson-SmartGlobal Head of Client Connectivity, Global Payment SolutionsHSBC
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Daniel RossHead of AI Compliance StrategyDynamo AI
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Samir RathChief Executive OfficerBlue Fire AI
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Victoria Sanchez-TerryRegional Head of Innovation Asia PacificBNY
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Xu HaohaoHead of International Financial Public AffairsTencent
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Dr. Yao YuhuiGroup Chief Data OfficerFWD Group
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Eugene GohDeputy DirectorMonetary Authority of SingaporeModerator
About this session
Financial institutions have moved beyond AI experimentation to early deployment across client engagement, operations, risk management, compliance and investment workflows. As adoption accelerates, the challenge is no longer whether to use AI, but how to embed it across the enterprise in ways that deliver measurable business value. Success will require more than technology deployment. It will depend on how institutions redesign workflows, develop talent, evolve operating models and integrate AI into day-to-day decision-making and execution.
Building on the momentum of PathFin.ai, which has engaged over 500 financial institutions and AI FinTechs, this roundtable brings together industry leaders to share lessons from AI adoption at scale. Participants will discuss how institutions are translating AI investments into productivity gains and business outcomes, preparing their organisations for increasingly agentic operating models, and balancing innovation with accountability, resilience and trust. The discussion will also explore the partnerships, capabilities and industry resources needed to accelerate enterprise-wide AI transformation across the financial sector. -
