Event Start:
24 Sep 2026 02:00 PM
Event End:
24 Sep 2026 03:30 PM
Location:
9am New York | 2pm London | 5pm Abu Dhabi
Event Summary:

AI Tools and Techniques in Project Finance Modelling


Like every area of AI, the tools available to Project Finance modellers are evolving fast. This webinar looks at two leading tools built for Project Finance modelling: Nexus from Cellori and Formuly.ai. The founders of each will demo their tool live, and the panel will discuss how firms are actually deploying AI in their modelling teams today, what works, where the risks sit, and what it means for the next generation of modellers. 


Discussion Points

- Understand which AI modelling tools are available today and what they can and cannot do.

- Weigh the opportunities and the pitfalls of introducing AI tools into a Project Finance modelling workflow.

- Recognise what leading Project Finance firms are actually doing with AI in practice.

- Judge where an AI tool would add value in their own team, and what to put in place before adopting one.


Our expert panel

- Kenny Whitelaw-Jones, Founder, Project Finance Institute; Partner, Gridlines

- Nick Crawley, Founder, Formuly.ai

- Dan Wilcockson, Founder, Cellori

More speakers to be announced.


Live session & recording

This webinar will take place at 2pm BST via Teams. Find your local time zone.

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Hosts

Organisation:
Gridlines

Fees

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