Grid Dynamics hosts AI forum for financial services leaders in London
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Grid Dynamics Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: GDYN) hosted XT26, an invite-only forum focused on AI in financial services, gathering over 250 senior technology leaders in London, according to a press release from the company.
The event was held at Tower Hill, London, and drew attendees and speakers from institutions including Bank of America, Citi, HSBC, UBS, RBC, Barclays, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, NatWest, Deutsche Bank, and Meta, among others.
Now in its 10th year, the XT conference series is organized by JUXT, a Grid Dynamics company. Sessions covered AI adoption strategy, low-latency development, platform engineering, and agentic software development, with a closing panel asking: "How Far Can We Accelerate with AI?"
"XT26 brought together the engineering leaders who are closest to these problems, the people building and maintaining software systems under real regulatory pressure," said Jon Pither, CEO at JUXT. "That is the conversation financial services needs to be having right now."
Simone Steel, CIO Data & AI at Deutsche Bank, also commented: "The corporate world doesn't always make space for rigorous engineering, which is exactly why a forum built around financial sector practitioners feels so necessary."
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