Finextra and Ebury set treasury webinar on agentic AI

Finextra will host an online webinar on 14 July 2026 examining how agentic AI could be applied in bank and corporate treasury functions, with 264 registrants listed on the event page. The session, held in association with Ebury, is scheduled for 15:00 BST, 16:00 CEST and 10:00 EDT.

The programme focuses on the shift in financial services from AI assistants and copilots toward systems that can support more autonomous workflows. Finextra says the discussion will cover opportunities for treasury departments, early and medium-term use cases, and the governance choices involved when firms move some processes closer to automated execution.

Agentic AI refers in this context to AI systems designed to act with a greater degree of autonomy across a workflow, rather than only responding to a user request or producing analysis for a human operator. For treasury teams, Finextra says those workflows may include internal reporting at the initial stage, with later applications extending into areas such as working capital deployment and currency risk management.

The event description frames internal reporting as an early use case for treasury teams. Reporting processes can involve collecting information from multiple systems, checking figures and preparing output for decision-makers. Finextra says agentic AI may help teams handle complex treasury workflows, particularly in periods of higher global volatility.

The session will also address where human oversight remains necessary as financial institutions consider more autonomous operating models. Finextra says the panel will consider what can be automated and where a human-in-the-loop model is still needed. That distinction is central for treasury functions because cash, funding and foreign exchange decisions can affect liquidity, risk exposures and operational controls.

Finextra says the webinar will also consider an “agent-to-agent” environment, in which AI systems interact with other AI systems. The event description says treasury teams will need to consider the implications of that development as part of their plans for agentic AI adoption.

Speakers listed for the session include Zafeer Ahmed, chief revenue officer at Ebury, and Enrique Colin, chief product and technology officer at Ebury. Sophie Marnhier-Foy, vice-president for capital markets product strategy at Nasdaq, is also listed as a speaker. Jane Cooper, a researcher at Finextra, is named as moderator.

Registration for the online event is available through Finextra’s event page, which asks participants for business contact details, job title, organisation, country and institution type. The page also includes email preference options for communications from Finextra Research, Ebury and third parties, as well as links to Finextra’s privacy policy and cookie information.

This story draws on original reporting from Finextra Research.