Citi at AFP 2026
Sunday, November 8, 2026 - Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Las Vegas, NV
AFP 2026 is an in-person annual conference and exhibition organized for professionals across the finance and treasury industry. AFP hosts the largest networking conference in the world for more than 7,000 corporate financial professionals each year. AFP’s theme for 2026 is "Real Talk. Real People. Real Impact." with a variety of speakers discussing the industry’s latest topics and best practices. With an industry footprint spanning over 90 countries in Citi Services, including a sub-custody network in 63 markets, and an integrated product offering, we position our clients for success. We serve clients ranging from large corporates to public sector companies, financial institutions, and the investor community. Our solutions provide transparency and control, operational and business process insight, and global connectivity to support client needs, enter new markets and grow their business. Citi experts will be available to discuss needs across the full spectrum of treasury, trade and securities and fund services. This agenda is not final and is constantly being updated. Session times are local Las Vegas time (PT).
Come find us during the event! Booth No. 345 (Link to Floor Plan)
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schedule
AI is no longer theoretical in treasury—it is already being embedded into daily operations to automate processes, improve accuracy, and enhance decision-making. This session focuses on practical, real-world applications of AI within treasury functions, highlighting how organizations are applying it across cash management, payments, liquidity forecasting, and in-house bank (IHB) operations. Through a “from the trenches” discussion, corporate treasury practitioners share live use cases and lessons learned from deploying AI in both front-end desktop processes and complex backend integrations. The discussion centers on what has generated measurable efficiency gains, where outcomes fell short of expectations, and how teams addressed implementation and adoption challenges.
Session Room: South Seas Ballroom E
In-house Banks (IHBs) are a core feature of high-performing treasury organizations, combining a legal entity, liquidity structure, systems, and governance to operate as an internal “bank” for the enterprise. When effectively designed, an IHB reduces external banking activity, streamlines intercompany transactions, and strengthens control over global cash and FX positions. More advanced models can also enable cashless intercompany settlement and support payment and receivables on behalf of (POBO/ROBO) structures where permitted. This session focuses on the key success factors for designing and operating an effective IHB, including structure, governance, systems alignment, and operating model considerations that drive long-term efficiency and resilience.
Session Room: South Seas Ballroom E
