Overview
As financial institutions face mounting pressure to improve efficiency, strengthen compliance and deliver better customer experiences, traditional automation approaches are reaching their limits. Agentic Process Automation (APA) represents the next evolution—combining AI-driven reasoning with automation to enable more adaptive, intelligent and outcome-focused operations.
Join the webinar hosted by WNS Vuram, part of Capgemini and Automation Anywhere for an exclusive peer-led discussion exploring how financial services firms can move beyond the limitations of traditional RPA, separate real APA capabilities from market hype and unlock practical applications across KYC, onboarding, wealth management, finance operations and compliance.
Key Discussion Points
- Moving beyond RPA: closing the automation maturity gap
- Turning Agentic AI potential into measurable business outcomes
- Scaling operations and compliance without scaling headcount
- Transforming high-impact banking workflows with APA
- Accelerating innovation without replacing legacy infrastructure
- Building trust, governance, and control into autonomous operations
Why Attend
Engage in a candid discussion with industry peers on the future of automation in financial services. Explore how to move beyond fragmented automation initiatives, make informed decisions on emerging AI capabilities and build a scalable operating model that delivers greater agility, efficiency and resilience.
Leigh Varnham
Chief Growth Officer, UK and EU,
WNS-Vuram
Ron Wade
Automation Anywhere - Global Industry Leader
- Financial Services Automation Anywhere
FAQs
1. What is Agentic Process Automation (APA) in financial services?
Agentic Process Automation (APA) is an advanced form of automation that combines AI reasoning with workflow automation, enabling systems to make decisions, adapt to changes, and execute complex financial processes with minimal human intervention.
2. How is APA different from traditional RPA?
Unlike RPA, which follows predefined rules, APA introduces intelligence and autonomy. It can interpret context, make decisions, and handle dynamic financial workflows such as compliance checks and onboarding processes.
3. Which financial processes can benefit from APA?
APA can be applied across KYC, customer onboarding, finance operations, wealth management, fraud detection, and regulatory compliance processes to improve speed, accuracy, and scalability.
4. Can APA be implemented without replacing existing systems?
Yes. APA is designed to work alongside legacy infrastructure, enabling financial institutions to enhance automation without major system replacements or disruption.
5. How does APA help in compliance and risk management?
APA enhances compliance by continuously monitoring transactions, identifying anomalies, enforcing governance rules, and ensuring audit-ready automation across financial workflows.
6. Who should attend this webinar?
COOs, CTOs, Heads of Operations, Transformation Leaders, Automation Heads, Compliance Officers, and BFSI digital transformation professionals should attend to understand practical APA adoption strategies.