AIMA APAC invites you to join our FMB webinar on Tuesday, 20 January 2026.

Regulated fund managers still face tension between efficiency and operational risk when they consider integrating Generative AI tools into their workflows. Navigating this landscape requires more than just understanding and avoiding hallucinations. Fund managers and their staff should have a grounding in AI fundamentals, how these models work, and the current state of the art to understand the dangers and opportunities this technology presents.

With litigation like The New York Times vs. OpenAI redefining data security for "off-the-shelf" tools, we will examine these pitfalls alongside the broader global regulatory outlook. Finally, to help you realize the potential of these tools, we will provide a short workshop on the effective use of prompting, RAG, and agents.

Join us as we explore:

• AI Fundamentals: How neural networks work.
• Regulatory Focus: The SFC’s guidelines on Generative AI.
• Data Security: Implications of The New York Times vs. OpenAI for off-the-shelf tools.
• Global Update: International AI regulation and copyright case law.
• Practical Workshop: A primer on prompting best practices, context, RAG, and building AI agents.

AIMA Hosts:

• Michael Bugel, Managing Director, Co-Head of APAC, AIMA
• Kathy Kwan, Head of APAC Events, AIMA

Speakers:

• En Hong, CEO, Generis AI
• Paul Haswell, Partner, Howse Williams

This session is opened to managers and allocators only. For more details, email us here.