In this candid closing conversation, confront the toughest questions shaping the future of financial health, from AI and fraud to climate risk and new payment models.

See how innovators are applying AI to real financial challenges, with insights from early pilots and a focus on practical, people-first solutions.

How do your product and servicing decisions shape who gets to participate? Learn what institutions can change today to reimagine and deploy more accessible financial solutions.

Explore how the FinHealth Standards can shape better financial products and gain a clearer understanding of how to apply them in your own organization—from design to implementation.

From AI-driven advice to alternative financial ecosystems, explore the emerging trends redefining financial health, what these shifts mean, and how institutions can respond.

Scams are growing more prevalent, and more costly. Hear from scam prevention experts and learn about new solutions to better protect consumers and safeguard financial health.

Pressure-test AI in real financial health scenarios, uncover bias and blind spots, and leave with practical guardrails for using AI responsibly in products and services.

Explore the future of financial health measurement in this interactive session. Through small-group discussions, get guidance to inform your strategy and help shape the next chapter of financial health analytics.

How do we ensure innovation expands opportunity instead of deepening inequities? Using Atlanta as a case study, we’ll explore how new ideas actually land in people’s lives.

As AI reshapes how people get financial advice, get up to speed on the pillars of responsible innovation and explore safeguards to prevent bias, misinformation, and harm.

How can stronger measurement strategies drive financial health? Learn how to prepare for the next chapter of financial innovation, with a focus on protecting consumers and strengthening financial health for all.

What does it take to turn financial health data into impact? From a debt payoff challenge to peer-led support networks, Atlanta leaders will unpack urgent needs and strategies to drive tangible outcomes.

Hear from influential Atlanta leaders turning urgent community needs into solutions with measurable impact, and walk away with ideas for scaling those models across the country.

Watch live demos of fintech solutions designed for the moments that matter—supporting small businesses, families, and communities.

Experience live demos of fintech and AI-powered solutions tailored for financial institutions, then vote for the most promising innovation.

Hear about the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s work to support consumer financial health. Acting Comptroller Michael J. Hsu will discuss the OCC’s Financial Health: Vital Signs initiative, and why banks should pay attention to the financial health of their customers.

Promoting financial health for all requires collaborating across industries and ideologies. Hear from the Financial Health Frontiers Initiative’s visionary leaders about what it will take to align business, policy, and advocacy around financial health.

EMERGE Financial Health is the beginning of a new era in financial health. Join us for a provocative closing discussion about the actionable ways leaders can work across sectors to rewire our system to help everyone thrive financially.

Listen in as Wemimo Abbey, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of fintech unicorn Esusu, reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and his vision for a world where everyone can access safe, affordable housing.

Join 2022 FSL Accelerator cohort member Stackwell Capital for a discussion of how finhealth stakeholders can empower Black communities to build meaningful wealth that shrinks the racial wealth gap.

Financial Solutions Lab alums Propel and Sigo Seguros discussed providing affordable and accessible auto insurance to the Spanish-speaking market. Between higher purchase prices and the fluctuating cost of gas, auto ownership and maintenance is stretching the budgets of many households across the country. And that's before you consider the fact that a disproportionate number of drivers from immigrant and low-income communities are rated as "high risk" policyholders and pay above average insurance costs.

How can innovation better serve consumers of color? Join us to understand how fintech tools and trusted community institutions can support the financial health of consumers of color and young people.

How can innovative investments and partnerships drive real economic change for communities in need? Fifth Third Bank recently announced the Accelerating Racial Equality, Equity, and Inclusion initiative, a $2.8 billion commitment to uplift historically marginalized people and communities. Today, in collaboration with Enterprise Community Partners, the bank is investing $180 million of that commitment in nine communities across its geographic footprint through the Neighborhood Investment Program. Hear from a panel of the project’s leaders about strategies to purposefully engage neighborhoods and local businesses, and find out what’s next for this initiative.