Finance is no stranger to technological disruptions. But AI presents unprecedented frontier opportunities for first movers, possibly more than any technological innovation in modern history. Integrating AI has become an imperative for firms to gain comparative advantages, accelerate agility and innovation, and optimize decision-making and forecasting. But it is not without its risks, from oversight risk to embedded biases. How should executives integrate AI into their own firms to maximize opportunities while managing risks? What sort of regulatory guardrails are needed as industries harness the power of AI in the capital markets?