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Lala Lajpatrai Institute of Management |
Name of the Event | LSEG India Summit 2026 |
Department | Finance
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Date and Time | 9th June,2026. 8.30am to 5.30pm
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Faculty In charge | Dr. Kinjal Shah
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Description
| The summit brought together industry leaders, regulators, financial experts, and technology professionals to discuss emerging trends and innovations shaping the future of financial markets. Opening Remarks and Keynote (9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.) The summit commenced with an inaugural session featuring distinguished speakers:
AI and the New Alpha: Who Wins When Every Investor Has the Same Machine? (10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) This thought-provoking panel discussion explored the impact of artificial intelligence and generative AI on investment management and trading strategies. The session examined how widespread access to advanced AI models, datasets, and analytical tools is changing the definition of competitive advantage in financial markets. The panel emphasized that while AI is becoming a standard capability, sustainable alpha increasingly depends on human judgment, proprietary insights, strategic execution, and effective decision-making. Panelists:
The discussion was moderated by Divya Chowdhury from Reuters, who guided an engaging conversation on the future of AI-driven investing, market differentiation, and innovation in the financial services industry. Overall, these sessions provided valuable insights into the intersection of regulation, technology, and investment management, highlighting how artificial intelligence is reshaping financial markets while reinforcing the continued importance of strategic thinking and domain expertise in generating long-term value. Managing FX Volatility in a Fragmented World: When Correlations Break (11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.) This insightful panel discussion focused on the challenges of managing foreign exchange (FX) risk in an increasingly volatile and fragmented global financial environment. The speakers examined the impact of shifting monetary policies, changing RBI interventions, and weakening traditional asset correlations on treasury operations and currency markets. Special emphasis was placed on the Indian Rupee (INR), evolving hedging strategies, liquidity management practices, and the need for financial institutions to adapt to a more market-driven currency regime. Panelists:
The session was moderated by Ruchita Kenia, Account Director, South Asia, LSEG, who facilitated an engaging discussion on the importance of dynamic risk management, market intelligence, and strategic treasury operations in navigating currency fluctuations and global economic uncertainties. Changing Indian Wealth Ecosystem: More Informed, More Involved (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.) This panel explored the rapid transformation of India’s wealth management landscape, driven by a new generation of financially aware, technology-enabled, and data-driven investors. The discussion highlighted how increased access to digital platforms, research tools, and diverse investment opportunities is reshaping wealth management practices, product innovation, and client engagement. Panelists also emphasized the growing importance of transparency, investor education, trust, and regulatory compliance in delivering better financial outcomes. Panelists:
Moderated by Philip Lee, Head of Customer Success, APAC, LSEG, the session provided valuable perspectives on how wealth managers are adapting to evolving investor expectations, leveraging technology, and building long-term value in an increasingly competitive and transparent financial ecosystem. Overall, both sessions offered practical insights into the evolving dynamics of financial markets, emphasizing the importance of risk management, digital transformation, investor-centric strategies, and innovation in shaping the future of banking and wealth management. India at an Energy Inflection Point: Security, Strategy and the New Geopolitics (2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.) This session focused on the evolving dynamics of India’s energy sector amid changing geopolitical conditions, increasing demand for energy security, and the global push toward sustainability. The panel discussed strategies for strengthening supply resilience, diversifying energy sources, and balancing economic growth with decarbonisation objectives. The speakers emphasized the importance of innovation, policy support, and strategic planning in ensuring a secure and sustainable energy future for India. Panelists:
Moderated by Shraddha Gandhi, Proposition Sales, LSEG, the discussion provided valuable insights into how businesses and policymakers are adapting to global energy challenges while positioning India for long-term energy resilience and economic growth. Strengthening Supply Chain Due Diligence: Automating Sanctions, Integrity and Emerging Risk Management (3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.) This panel examined the growing need for robust supply chain due diligence in an increasingly complex regulatory and geopolitical environment. The discussion highlighted how organisations can leverage automation and technology to enhance sanctions screening, integrity assessments, and emerging risk management processes. The speakers emphasized that integrating advanced risk intelligence into procurement and governance frameworks enables enterprises to improve compliance, reduce operational risks, and strengthen decision-making. Panelists:
The session was moderated by Renju John, Regional Sales Lead – India, LSEG Risk Intelligence, who guided discussions on best practices for building transparent, compliant, and resilient supply chains. Inbound & Outbound Capital via GIFT City: India’s Emerging Hub for Capital, Trading & Global Investment (4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.) The final session explored the strategic importance of GIFT City as India’s emerging international financial centre and its growing role in facilitating cross-border investments and capital market activities. Panelists discussed recent policy developments, innovative fund structures, algorithmic trading opportunities, and the increasing attractiveness of GIFT City for both domestic and international investors seeking global market access and investment diversification. Panelists:
Moderated by Mohan Bhuyan, Head of South Asia – Primary Markets, London Stock Exchange, the discussion highlighted GIFT City’s potential to become a leading global financial hub by fostering innovation, enhancing market accessibility, and supporting India’s ambitions in international finance. Overall Learning Outcomes The sessions attended throughout the LSEG India Summit 2026 provided comprehensive insights into critical developments across financial markets, artificial intelligence, foreign exchange management, wealth management, energy strategy, supply chain governance, and international capital markets. The summit underscored the importance of technological innovation, regulatory compliance, strategic risk management, and global collaboration in shaping the future of business and finance. The knowledge gained from these expert discussions will be valuable for understanding emerging industry trends and their practical applications in academia and professional practice.
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