Artificial intelligence is eating the world, but what does it mean for the debt markets? Is AI truly the future, or is it another technological fad? 

Join 9fin’s CEO and co-founder Steven Hunter and Financial Times journalist and author Sujeet Indap as they explore this in a live fireside chat.

Date: 11 March
Time: 10 AM EDT / 2 PM GMT

Why attend?

AI has the potential to add $200bn-$340bn annually to banking operating profits. Leading firms are already leveraging AI to cut costs, improve efficiency, and refocus on higher-value tasks. The real question isn’t if AI will transform debt markets—but how fast and to what extent.

What you’ll learn:

• How is AI already reshaping debt markets?
• How big is the transformation — and how fast is it happening?
• Is this a Kodak moment?

About the speakers:

Steven Hunter started his career covering leveraged finance, European high yield bonds and leveraged loans at J.P. Morgan and Babson Capital Management. Frustrated by the inefficiencies and lack of innovation in the industry, he co-founded 9fin in 2016, growing it into a leading AI-powered data and analytics platform trusted by all of the top 10 investment banks, as well as leading law firms, asset managers and advisors.

Sujeet Indap is the Wall Street editor at the Financial  Times and co-author of the The Caesars Palace Coup, a book widely recognised as a definitive text on the industry. He has been writing for the Financial Times for 12 years, and was previously an investment banker at Merrill Lynch, Lazard Frères and Foros Group.

This session is a must-attend for market participants looking to stay ahead of the AI transformation in debt markets.

Register now to secure your spot!