Presented by SGInnovate
Partnered with: High Commission of Canada
Quantum computers can solve problems, analyse data and spot patterns much more quickly and robustly than what is possible today. Especially in the money management world, time equals money, which is one of the main reasons why more practitioners within the field are looking to quantum computing. A hotly anticipated technology, quantum computing is set to lower costs and drastically optimise processes, to transform the money management field.
In this session, join our leaders and experts as they discuss why and how companies in money management should start thinking about their quantum strategies, and the importance of the role of all stakeholders in supporting an field’s quantum readiness. They will also explore how quantum computing can be used to solve financial problems, current approaches and potential prospects.
Date: 26 November 2020, Thursday
Time: 10:00am – 11:00am (Singapore Time / UTC +8)
Programme:
10:00am – 10:05am: Introduction and Welcome
10:05am – 10:40am: Panel Discussion on Banking on Quantum: The Value of Quantum Computing in money management with
Andrew Fursman, chief executive officer & Co-founder, 1QBit
Rafal Janik, Head of Product, Xanadu
Dr Phil Kaye, Deputy Programme Director – Quantum Sensors Challenge Programme and Lead – Quantum Software Roadmap Initiative, National Research Council Canada
Dr Jayne Thompson, Technical Product Manager, Horizon Quantum Computing
Moderator: Prof Paul Griffin, Associate Professor of Information Systems (Practice), Singapore Management University
10:40am – 11:00am: Question & Answer
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