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From Data Governance to Data Trust: Building the Foundations for AI-Ready Asset Management   

 

A private, peer-led briefing for Chief Data Officers, Heads of Data Analytics, and Data leaders within asset management. 

Tuesday 29 September | The Walbrook Club London | 8:30am to 10:30am 

Home — The Walbrook Club

This closed-door discussion is designed for senior leaders responsible for data across asset management organisations. The session will be peer-led, practical and held under Chatham House Rule, creating space for open discussion between people facing similar data challenges. 

Agenda 

Host and Speaker: Jon Asprey, Field CDO, Ataccama

8:30am – Arrival, Breakfast and Networking

9:00am – Opening Remarks                                                                                               

This closed-door discussion will explore how firms can strengthen data quality, governance, and trust to unlock the full potential of AI and advanced analytics. 

9:05am – Session One Aligning Data Governance with Business Outcomes, Leveraging the AI Multiplier                                                                           

Senior leaders increasingly recognise that governance must deliver measurable business impact.

This opening session explores how to align governance frameworks with enterprise objectives and harness AI as a force multiplier for value creation.

Points for Discussion:

  • Prioritising high‑impact governance initiatives aligned to strategic outcomes 
  • Building cross‑functional stakeholder alignment around critical data and KPIs 
  • Setting expectations to ensure value is realised within appropriate timelines 

9:20am – Session Two: Open Discussion: Example Use Cases; Successes and Challenges                                                                                                                                   

A practical, discussion‑led exchange drawing on real‑world examples from Ataccama customers.

Senior participants will examine how organisations are applying AI‑enabled governance in practice what’s delivering measurable value, and where challenges remain. 

Points for Discussion: 

  • What lessons can be drawn from proven enterprise use cases? 
  • Where are organisations still encountering friction or blockers to success? 
  • Is AI genuinely enhancing governance effectiveness — or introducing new pressures on data management? 

9.50am – Session Three: Scenario Demo: Ataccama for Asset Management               

This session features a role‑based demonstration illustrating how Ataccama can be applied to accelerate business initiatives within asset management.

It highlights how trusted, high‑quality data serves as the foundation for confident decision‑making and effective AI adoption. 

Focus Areas:

  • Providing the “trust layer” — how data quality insights and measurement inform governance and strategic outcomes 
  • Demonstrating how AI‑driven governance enhances operational resilience and supports business growth 
  • Showcasing how Ataccama enables organisations to act decisively on reliable, actionable data 

10.20am – Closing Reflections and Networking                                                               

    An opportunity to consolidate insights from the morning’s discussions and exchange perspectives with peers on the evolving role of AI in data governance.

10:30am – End of the Event