Episode Length: 27:22
Learn about:
· Defining disruption and evolution
· Technological advancements in the banking industry
· Clientelligent services in the financial industry
· Deep learning for product recommendations
· Data-driven lead generation
· Deep learning model development
· Views on industries to watch for disruptive innovation
· Predictions on the adoption of evolutionary technology
Keynote Speaker:
Darren Cabral, Co-Founder & CEO, Clientelligent, Canada
Darren Cabral is a co-founder & CEO of Clientelligent, a machine learning company dedicated to helping financial services companies better engage with their clients. Prior to Clientelligent, Darren was a financial services executive. He spent the majority of his career as a Partner and Director at Connor, Clark & Lunn Capital Markets Inc. (CC&LCM), a retail investment management subsidiary of Connor, Clark & Lunn Financial Group, one of Canada's largest asset managers. Darren held several senior leadership roles at CC&LCM, serving as CFO and later as President after a controlling interest in the company was sold to Aston Hill. As a portfolio manager, Darren managed quantitative and derivative-based strategies for CC&LCM and two Canadian banks. Prior to CC&LCM, Darren worked in Canada and the UK for a boutique investment management company. Darren has an MBA and a mathematics (operations research) degree from York University. He is also a CFA charterholder and a recipient of the Canadian Operations Research Society diploma.
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