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SAS and Microsoft discuss linking AI insight to action at Sibos 2026

SAS and Microsoft will host a joint session at Sibos 2026 in Miami to explore how financial institutions can move from fragmented AI pilots to broader, trusted deployments. The discussion, titled “The Missing Link Between AI Insight and Action,” is scheduled for 30 September at 11 am on Microsoft’s booth and will focus on trust, governance and transparency as prerequisites for turning…

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  • SAS and Microsoft will hold a Sibos session on 30 Sept to link AI insight with business action
  • A SAS‑IDC report says banks with trustworthy AI practices are 6.6 times more likely to see AI ROI
  • Sessions will also address AI‑driven fraud, AML, ISO 20022 value, agentic AI and deep‑fake threats

The companies will cite a new SAS report, developed with IDC research, that finds banks with trustworthy AI practices are 6.6 times more likely to achieve a return on AI investments. SAS’s Diana Rothfuss emphasized that confidence in AI is needed to shift organisations from silos to widespread adoption. Microsoft’s Anita Kannan added that connecting data and AI across risk, fraud and compliance can help firms respond faster to customer and regulator demands. Additional Sibos sessions will cover AI‑enabled fraud detection, ISO 20022 data value, agentic AI economics and deep‑fake attacks, with a follow‑up session on fraud and AML signals featuring KPMG.

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Sibos 2026: SAS and Microsoft examine link between AI insight and action

technologyrecord.com · 29 September 2026

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