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The Future of Capital Markets

Invited by Tom and Sapna of Accenture to keynote its Capital Markets Summit at Level 42 in the Leadenhall Building, London.

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The Future of Capital Markets
Matthew GriffinFounder, President and Futurist, 311 Institute
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About this keynote

Firstly, I’d like to thank Tom and Sapna from Accenture, the world’s largest and most recognised global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company, with approximately 275,000 people and serving clients in more than 120 countries, for inviting me to be the keynote at this year’s Capital Markets Summit held at the iconic Level 42 in the Leadenhall Building in London. It was my privilege to present the “Future of Capital Markets,” shining a light on the effect that digital transformation, emerging technologies, and all of the changes that are now rapidly rippling through the industry’s associated downstream industries, from Agriculture, Manufacturing and Retail, to Aerospace, Energy, Healthcare and Transportation, will continue to change how incumbents invest, their investment patterns and alter the shape and direction of the markets.

During the keynote I discussed, naturally, the impact that Blockchain will have on the trust economy and market disintermediation, the emergence and benefits of Quantum Computing and DNA Computing, and how, increasingly, Artificial intelligence (AI) and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is helping companies as diverse as Aiydia, Bridgewater Associates, who over $160 Billion in global investments, and Goldman Sachs perform nothing less than a "spectacular" metamorphosis and enter the race to become the world’s first fully autonomous organisations.


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Throughout the day we also heard from the Accenture’s European Head of Cyber Security on the changing nature of the cyber security landscape, and the role that AI is now playing, and will continue to play, and the continued, rapid expansion of the threats that organisations of every flavour will face as they all race to re-wire and re-write the digital fabric of their organisations and industries. And then as the day drew to a close the surprises didn’t stop coming and Steve Rubel, Global Head of Collateral Management at Deutsche Bank Securities took to the podium to provide his own unique take on the transformation of the industry and the trends driving it. All in all it was a great day, hosted by an amazing team and I wish them all the very best for the future.

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Key takeaways

  1. Digital transformation and emerging technologies will change how incumbents invest and shape the direction of the markets.
  2. Blockchain, quantum computing and DNA computing were set out as forces for trust, disintermediation and new computing power.
  3. AI and robotic process automation are pushing firms such as Aiydia, Bridgewater Associates and Goldman Sachs toward full autonomy.

Questions and answers

What does the Future of Capital Markets keynote cover?

Matthew Griffin covered how digital transformation, emerging technologies and change in downstream industries will alter how incumbents invest. He looked at blockchain and the trust economy, quantum and DNA computing, and AI and robotic process automation.

Where and when was the keynote given?

It was given at Accenture's Capital Markets Summit, held at Level 42 in the Leadenhall Building in London, in January 2017. Tom and Sapna from Accenture invited Matthew to speak.

Which companies were named as moving toward autonomy?

Matthew named Aiydia, Bridgewater Associates and Goldman Sachs. He showed how AI and robotic process automation are changing each of them as they race to become fully autonomous organisations.

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