How do we regulate payments when it's AI agents spending the money?
AI agents are beginning to initiate payments on behalf of businesses. Financial institutions need new ways to define what a trusted transaction looks like.
As Deputy CEO of Eastnets, I lead strategic growth and transformation in one of the world’s most demanding and regulated industries. Over the past four years, I’ve helped double the company’s revenue by driving a clear differentiation strategy, evolving our value proposition, and fostering a performance-driven culture that positions Eastnets as a trusted partner in an increasingly complex regulatory and financial environment.
Building on this momentum, I am leading Eastnets’ evolution into an AI-enabled organization, combining human insight with machine intelligence to shape the next phase of sustainable growth.
My leadership blends long-term vision with operational discipline, creating an environment where teams thrive, accountability is embedded, and the organization stays agile and positioned ahead of industry shifts.
I engage with regulators, financial institutions, global forums, and academic institutions to help shape responsible innovation and connect policy, practice, and education. This cross-sector collaboration is especially critical in emerging areas like AI, where aligning research with real-world application drives both talent development and industry progress.
I stay closely connected to our customers, continuously engaging with them to understand their evolving challenges and co-create solutions that deliver real value. This customer-centric mindset is central to how I shape innovation, drive relevance, and ensure lasting impact.
As a Certified Board Director and graduate of executive programs at INSEAD, IMD, and MIT Sloan, I combine strategic oversight with practical leadership.
I believe in clarity, speed, and impact — and in building organizations that shape the future with purpose and resilience.
AI agents are beginning to initiate payments on behalf of businesses. Financial institutions need new ways to define what a trusted transaction looks like.
Desde la educación hasta la tecnología de punta: así es como las naciones del Golfo protegen a los ciudadanos y su economía frente al fraude.
2023年には、アラブ首長国連邦の4万人以上の住民が詐欺被害に遭いました。また、2024年に実施された調査では、回答者の3分の1が平均2,194ドルの損失を被っています。被害者の60%が返金を求めましたが、何も受け取れませんでした。金融犯罪はまた、金銭的な損失だけでなく、深刻な法的影響も及ぼす可能性があります。
Countries in the Gulf region are raising consumer awareness, improving payments technology and using new rules and standards to tackle financial crime.
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