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Wed 18 Nov4:15–4:45pmExhibition Floor
What Quantum Computing could Change in Finance, and What Banks can Build Today.
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About This Session
Banks are already preparing for quantum computers capable of threatening today’s cryptography. What could machines of that capability enable in finance, and what useful applications might emerge earlier as hardware evolves?
Carlos Kuchkovsky, CEO and co-founder of QCentroid, will examine these questions across investment, risk, treasury and payments, connecting computational capabilities with potential improvements in solution quality, speed and scale. Using the QuantumOps framework, he will show how banks can prioritise opportunities, develop applications and benchmark classical, hybrid and quantum approaches against strong classical baselines and financial requirements, including comparisons between quantum configurations.
The session follows the application lifecycle into existing financial workflows, showing how teams can use an approved version while separately calibrating and benchmarking candidate improvements as algorithms, hardware and business needs evolve. Attendees will leave with practical criteria for choosing what to build today, assessing whether a new approach adds value and deciding when an application is ready for operational use.
- When
- Wednesday 18 November4:15–4:45pm, Singapore time
- Where
- Exhibition FloorGFTN Lounge (Hall 4)
- Access
- Open Open sessionWith a Delegate, Executive, Startup, Policy, Academic, MeetUp or Trade Visitor Pass. The Trade Visitor Pass is complimentary.Compare all passes