- ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
"Why Did the Agent Do That?"
Building Agentic AI to Survive Model Risk and Regulatory Review in Financial Services
Agents are entering regulated financial workflows, but BCBS 239 wasn't built for them. Learn how a semantic data foundation makes agent decisions traceable, governed, and audit-ready before the examiner asks.
86 data leaders registered • 317 already attended past sessions
Trusted by Leading Enterprises
Stop waiting for governance. Start deploying agents that can defend themselves. Most financial institutions think the blocker is the model. It isn't. It's that the data the agents reason over lacks governed definitions, enforced constraints, and traceable lineage. BCBS 239 calls for a single authoritative source for every risk data concept. This session shows you how to build one.
Why Your Agentic AI Can't Pass Model Risk Review
The problem isn't the model. It's that "creditworthiness," "exposure," and "reportable transaction" mean different things across different systems and the agent has no way to know which one is right.
How a Semantic Layer Becomes Your Compliance Backbone
See how leading financial institutions convert existing ontologies and reference data into a governed, machine-readable foundation that both agents and examiners can rely on.
How Governed Constraints Make Bad Agent Behavior Structurally Impossible
Stop monitoring for non-conformance after the fact. Use SHACL constraints at the data layer to ensure agents can only reason over valid, policy-compliant inputs.
Lineage Is the Answer to "Why Did the Agent Do That?"
Examinable AI starts with traceable provenance. Understand how to reconstruct every agent decision, from output back to governed source, in terms reviewers will accept.
Deep expertise. Straight answers.
Deep expertise. Straight answers.
No generic frameworks. Our speakers bring decades of experience building semantic data infrastructure inside regulated industries and will share what actually works in production.
Nimit Mehta
CEO, TopQuadrant
Nimit provides executive leadership to the team delivering TopQuadrant's AI-ready data foundation. His hands-on approach with customers at the world's most complex enterprises helps enterprises transform data, policies, and knowledge into context that machines can reason over and humans can trust.
Steve Hedden
Product Lead, TopQuadrant
Steve leads product strategy and technical value for TopQuadrant's AI-ready data foundation, helping organizations apply semantic context and knowledge graphs to AI. His experience building ontology-backed systems at enterprise scale, combined with his leadership at the W3C, helps customers create interoperable, future-ready data and AI architectures.
Robyn Dixon
Financial Services Account Lead, TopQuadrant
Robyn guides financial services customers in transforming fragmented data into governed, AI-ready knowledge, aligning data strategy with regulatory demands and moving from static governance to dynamic, semantic infrastructure. Robyn brings direct experience across the knowledge graph and data catalog landscape.
60 minutes. No filler.
Every minute is designed to give you something you can act on. We skip the slides-for-the-sake-of-slides and get straight into the substance.
"Why did the agent do that?" The question is no longer hypothetical
The regulatory landscape for agentic AI and why the model isn't the part under examination.
The validation gap: what most institutions can't yet answer
A structured look at what "unit of validation" means for a multi-model agent, and why most model-risk frameworks weren't built to scope it.
From governed definitions to traceable decisions: a practitioner walkthrough
How a semantic foundation turns an opaque agent decision into a chain you can walk back from output to source.
Constraints as the control, not the afterthought
Why enforcing data validity at the layer the agent reasons over makes non-conforming behavior structurally impossible, not just monitored.
Live Q&A
Submit questions in advance, or ask live.
WHY ORGANIZATIONS TRUST TOPQUADRANT
The webinar went far beyond practically useful. The TQ team answered real questions and helped us bring back a plan to gain support for our project. - Director of Data Governance, Fortune 100 Financial Institution
Within months of deploying TQ, our AI teams stopped asking our data team where the definitive context lived. It was a matter of connecting the dots between these groups and the SMEs. - VP of Data, Global Manufacturing Company
The examiner is already asking.
60 minutes to see what it actually takes to make an agentic decision defensible, before the examiner asks why.
