Why quantum computing matters for financial services

Quantum computing is a potentially transformative technology. Significant technological advances such as error correction and mitigation reflect strong momentum that will persist in the coming years. According to McKinsey, quantum computing use cases in financial services could create over US$600 billion in value by 2035. Further, the impact of a possible ‘Y2Q’ problem has been well documented, with leading experts forecasting that cybersecurity risks associated with quantum will materialise in the coming decades.
 
What is the future like with the advancements in quantum computing? What are its use cases and implications for the financial sector? What skills do you need to thrive in the quantum era?

Speakers

Julian Tan

Julian Tan

IBM Supply Chain Transformation & Quantum Business Development Executive, IBM

Michael Low

Michael Low

Deputy Director, Curriculum Development & Digitalisation and Head, Finance & Technology Programmes, Singapore Management University

Prof. Ying Chen

Prof. Ying Chen

Director of Centre for Quantitative Finance, National University of Singapore

Moderator

Shadab Taiyabi

Shadab Taiyabi

President, Singapore FinTech Association

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