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TSAM London 2026

Roundtable Selection
13th and 14th April 2026

Join our exclusive, closed-door roundtables at TSAM London 2026, where buy-side leaders engage in in-depth discussions on the most pressing challenges and opportunities in asset management. Designed for candid, peer-to-peer conversations, these intimate sessions provide a unique platform to share insights, debate strategies, and connect with industry experts.

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DAY 01 - 13th April

10:45 – 11:20 Roundtable: Transforming Investor Communications: Tech Demo
Explore how firms are improving investor communications through better use of data, reporting infrastructure, and digital channels. This roundtable looks at practical ways to make client reporting, portals, and websites more consistent, efficient, and engaging. Hosted by Kurtosys
11:25 – 12:00 Roundtable: From Margin Expansion to Market Re-Rating: The AI Strategy Asset Managers Are Missing
This session examines how asset managers can use AI not just to cut costs, but to drive stronger growth, differentiation, and long-term strategic value. Expect a discussion on where firms may be undershooting the real commercial opportunity. Hosted by Symon Garfield, Microsoft
13:30 – 14:05 Roundtable: Operational Control in an Era of Data Complexity
A practical discussion on how firms are tightening operational control as data complexity, T+1 pressure, and faster timelines expose weaknesses in existing processes. Delegates will compare approaches to reducing exceptions, improving data integrity, and increasing visibility without major disruption. Hosted by Smartstream
14:10 – 14:45 Roundtable: Why Some Platform Transformations Deliver – and Others Stall
This roundtable explores why some transformation programmes maintain momentum while others slow down once delivery begins. It focuses on the practical decisions around ownership, operating models, and adoption that determines whether change actually sticks. Hosted by ICS
14:50 – 15:25 Roundtable: How Agents Solve Data Fragmentation & Manual Workflows
Explore how AI agents can reduce reliance on spreadsheets and manual processes by improving how data moves across systems and teams. The session focuses on practical opportunities to simplify workflows and improve efficiency in day-to-day operations. Hosted by GenieAI
15:55 – 16:30 Roundtable: Scaling Assets Under Administration Without Scaling Headcount
This session looks at how firms can support growth in assets under administration without matching that growth with more cost and complexity. It will explore the combination of technology, operating model design, and governance needed to scale efficiently while keeping control strong. Hosted by AuraQ/Mendix

DAY 02 - 14th April

11:20 – 11:55 Roundtable: Intelligent Engagement — How AI is Reshaping Marketing and Distribution Teams
This session explores how marketing and distribution teams are using AI to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of content creation and client communication. It will look at how firms can deliver more personalised, relevant engagement at scale, while ensuring content remains consistent, governed, and aligned across teams. The discussion will also consider how to embed AI into client-facing workflows in a way that supports oversight, reduces manual effort, and maintains trust in a regulated environment. Hosted by Seismic
12:00 – 12:35 Roundtable: AI at Work — Turning Everyday Tasks into Augmented Workflows
This roundtable focuses on how teams are using AI assistants in everyday work across research, analysis, documentation, and operations. It will look at practical ways to embed AI into existing workflows while maintaining useful guardrails and adoption discipline. Hosted by Sagar Mandal, Columbia Threadneedle
13:35 – 14:05 Roundtable: From Networking to Value Exchange
A discussion on how to make professional interactions more targeted, useful, and commercially meaningful. The session explores how firms can move beyond passive networking and turn conversations into stronger ongoing relationships. Hosted by Andrew Kaufmann, Time to Give Network
14:10 – 14:45 Roundtable: Winning the Talent War in Asset Management
This session explores how asset managers can attract and retain top analytical, data, and hybrid talent in an increasingly competitive market. Expect a practical discussion around culture, career paths, flexibility, and what makes firms stand out to modern candidates. Hosted by Tom Hurley, Managing Director, Method Resourcing

Hear from attendees

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I enjoyed most the variation in workstreams and being able to hop between them throughout the day

Carolyn Baker | Head of Data Management & Governance, GAM Investments
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Good chance to talk to other people in the market as well as talk to suppliers face to face about new ideas

Jeff Marshall | Head of Cash Operations, Aberdeen Standard Investments
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High-quality speakers and information, interesting possibility to chat with sponsors in the lobby during breaks, informal contacts with other participants

Tomas Meyers | Advisor Corporate Public Affairs, KBC
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The forum felt very current and relevant. There is a genuine sense that the AM sector is on the cusp of a wave of AI and this conference helped us explore the scope, scale and potential impact of this evolution

David Woodall | Head of Reporting, London, Pictet Asset Management Ltd
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Great buy-side presentations, that really are topical and relevant to the asset management strategy

Glenn Murphy | COO, Stonehage Fleming