10/06/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/06/2026 10:17
Creatio, an AI CRM and workflow platform where people and AI agents work together-with no limits on users, agents, or scale - announced the agenda for Bank.AI Summit by Creatio, taking place on October 27, 2026, at the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago. The event will bring together financial services leaders, AI experts, and technology innovators to explore how banks and credit unions can benefit from the AI revolution.
Alyson Clarke, Principal Analyst at Forrester, will join the Summit as a featured speaker, delivering a thought-leadership session on the state of AI adoption in financial services. The session will offer a strategic look at the forces shaping the future of AI in banking and the decisions financial institutions need to consider as they navigate this rapidly evolving landscape.
The Summit will open with a visionary keynote from Katherine Kostereva, CEO of Creatio, on building the agentic bank of the future, followed by a product keynote exploring the Creatio Bank.AI operating model across Growth, Service, and Operations.
From there onwards, attendees will be able to choose from four dedicated tracks, Grow, Serve, Governance, and Expo Product Showcase designed to address some of the most important questions financial institutions face as they implement AI:
Throughout the day, attendees will hear directly from industry leaders through customer success stories, fireside chats, best-practice sessions, panel discussions, and hands-on workshops. Speakers from Nasdaq, Lake City Bank, Cape & Coast Bank, Trumark Credit Union, United Federal Credit Union, and other financial organizations will share perspectives and experiences from across the industry. Additionally, Bank.AI Summit will provide opportunities for executives to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and explore the latest AI innovations for financial services through live demos.
Registration is now open.
Explore the full agenda and register: https://www.bank.ai/page/bank-ai-summit-chicago