Beyond the Pilot Trap: Building Production-Ready AI for Financial Services

Executive Dinner

January 21, 2026 - New York City, NY

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Peyman Parsi MongoDB
Peyman Parsi

Global Field CTO, Financial Services Industry

MongoDB

About Me

Peyman began his career in financial services software engineering, working at SS&C, where he focused on building wealth portfolio management software for the banking industry. In 2001, Peyman joined the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), leading the development of capital markets solutions. Over 18 years at TSX, Peyman delivered several large-scale transformations and held the position of Chief Technology Delivery Officer. In 2020, he embarked on a new journey in the FinTech landscape and served as CTO at Blanc Labs, with primary focus on banking and digital lending solutions. Subsequently, as a CTO advisor, he helped VirgoCX, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, in scaling its technology and architecture for global expansion. Peyman is a member of the advisory board of CIO Association of Canada. Peyman joined MongoDB in 2024 and leads financial services industry solutions practice globally.

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5:30 PM - 9:00 PM

Beyond the Pilot Trap: Building Regulator-Ready AI for Financial Services

AI adoption in financial services is accelerating, but many initiatives still fail to deliver measurable impact. Pilots stall, outputs lack trustworthiness, and regulatory hurdles complicate scaling. In a sector where compliance, accuracy, and speed-to-market are paramount, the stakes are uniquely high. This session will explore why so many AI projects struggle to move past proof-of-concept—and how leading financial institutions are breaking through. By unifying operational, vector, and unstructured data into secure, compliant pipelines and grounding AI models in fresh, auditable information, organizations are reducing risks such as hallucinations and bias in critical areas like fraud detection, lending, and payments. Paired with proven strategies for embedding AI into mission-critical workflows, institutions are learning to scale responsibly, meet regulatory expectations, and deliver personalized, regulator-ready applications that drive real business outcomes.

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