Webinars

November 11, 2026, 4 p.m. EST

Precision diagnostics in gastric cancer: Shaping treatment strategies and patient outcomes

Join our two leading GI experts in pathology and oncology. Dr. Jaffer Ajani and Dr. Won Jae Huh will discuss how emerging biomarkers and advanced diagnostic solutions are shaping patient care, while offering actionable insights to address key challenges in gastric cancer.

Dr. Jaffer Ajani, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and Dr. Won Jae Huh, Yale School of Medicine

November 11, 2026, 1 p.m. EST

The ROI of resilience: Securing C-Suite buy-in for your GRC strategy

In an era of "permacrisis" and rapid AI disruption, the organizations that thrive are those that can turn risks into opportunities. However, for many executives, risk management is seen as a cost center or a compliance hurdle rather than a strategic lever. Join us for a cross-functional executive roundtable featuring leaders from finance, IT, and audit in a discussion focused on breaking down silos to have a unified approach to risk management and resilience. We will explore how to translate technical risk concepts into strategic business language and demonstrate the tangible return on investment (ROI) of proactive risk management. From navigating the AI era to creating efficiencies and ensuring proper governance and compliance, we’ll cover how these leaders approach GRC today. Learning objectives for this session: - Translate technical audit and risk findings into the financial and strategic metrics that CFOs and CEOs care about - Apply strategies and processes for real-time data sharing between the three lines, while protecting independence of internal audit, risk and compliance teams - Create business continuity plans and AI governance frameworks for your organization * *CPE: This is a webinar recording. Please note that CPE credits cannot be issued for on-demand viewing due to NASBA requirements.

Damon Rankin, Chief Financial Officer, Berkadia; Reshad Alam, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Regal Rexnord Corporation; Nadia Legorreta, SVP, Chief Audit Executive, Acrisure; Ali Glickstein, Account Executive, Optro

November 11, 2026, 9 a.m. EST

Decoding Decarbonisation: Quantifying CapEx and ROI Across Real Estate Portfolios

Hitting net-zero goals requires transitioning from target setting to asset-level financial execution. Beyond regulatory compliance, strategic decarbonisation has become a critical driver of real estate performance—influencing asset valuations, liquidity, debt terms, and long-term rental income. This session brings together leading institutional investors and sustainability experts to explore how retrofit CapEx can be deployed as a value creation engine. The panel will address how to accurately forecast decarbonisation costs across diverse property types, quantify the ROI of light vs. deep retrofits, and align sustainability investment with core asset management strategies to protect capital and maximize returns.

Jeff Blaylock, Head of UK Client Delivery, Deepki |Gregor Haran, Manager Sustainability Consultant, Deepki | Jonathan Walker, Principal, Sustainable Investing, BGO | Moderator: Brendan Maton, IPE

ON-DEMAND 62 mins

How to Optimize Self-Service: Reducing Costs While Improving Customer Satisfaction

Is your self-service portal underutilized or failing to deliver results? Poorly designed self-service can frustrate customers and increase support costs. In this webcast, Jeff Rumburg will explore how to optimize self-service to reduce costs and improve customer satisfaction. He’ll discuss best practices for design, content, and promotion, as well as how to measure self-service effectiveness. Attendees will learn how to create a self-service experience that customers love and that delivers real business value.

Jeff Rumburg, Managing Partner at MetricNet

ON-DEMAND 71 mins

Inside the Anthropic IPO: Valuation, Risks, and Fund Impact

Anthropic (ANT) is preparing to list on the NASDAQ Global Market, and the headlines are already loud. High-profile IPOs attract more hype than almost any other market event. But does the investment case live up to the buzz? In this webinar, we’re excited to discuss the artificial intelligence startup’s groundbreaking market debut from the perspectives of Morningstar’s Wealth, Equity, Indexes, Manager Research, and PitchBook groups, and what it means for investors and financial professionals. You'll hear from: -Malik Ahmed Khan, Senior Equity Analyst, who will outline where we think Anthropic should be priced and whether it has an economic moat, meaning a durable competitive advantage. He'll also cover our revenue forecast, what it signals about AI adoption, and the key risks investors should weigh. -Dominic Pappalardo, Chief Multi-Asset Strategist, on whether the price reflects what the business is worth, why IPO volatility calls for a suitability review before buying, and why long-term outcomes matter more than a short-term "pop." -Harrison Rolfes, Senior Research Analyst, Late-Stage Company Research, PitchBook, on what Anthropic’s S-1 reveals about its compute commitments, founder control, and dilution, and how the company’s private-market valuations compare with the reported IPO price. -Stephen Welch, Senior Analyst, Equity Strategies, US, on when Anthropic could enter passive indexes and what active fund managers have already invested in the company. -Alex Bryan, Director of Product Management, Equity Indexes, on why indexes need to quickly reflect major IPOs and how Anthropic could affect index composition, market-cap segments, and market concentration as its public float grows. You'll leave with a clear framework for client conversations about Anthropic, based on valuation and suitability rather than headlines. Save your seat today.

Alex Bryan, Director of Product Management; Malik Ahmed Khan, Sr Equity Analyst; Dominic Pappalardo, Chief MultiAsset Strategist; Harrison Rolfes, Sr Analyst, Private Company Coverage, PitchBook; Stephen Welch, Sr Analyst, Equity Strategies

ON-DEMAND 44 mins

El Niño and the 2026 Atlantic Season: Implications for Catastrophe Bond Portfolio Strategy

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has been one of the quietest in the modern record, with a strong El Niño suppressing storm development through its peak months. In this webinar, the team at King Ridge Capital Advisors will explain the meteorology behind the season and how it compared with forecasts. We then review how the portfolio performed, separating the effects of a benign year from the strategy itself, and consider what investors should and should not take from a below-normal season. The session closes with an outlook for the cat bond market heading into 2027, followed by Q&A. Speakers: • Vijay Manghnani, CIO, King Ridge Capital Vijay was a founding member of the ILS team at PIMCO, serving as Head of Risk and Analytics for the ILS fund. Previously, he led the Catastrophe Risk Management and Analytics Center of Excellence at AIG. He holds a Ph.D. in Meteorology from North Carolina State University. Rick has 36 years of experience in the reinsurance sector. Prior to founding KRC, Mr. Pagnani was Global Head of ILS at PIMCO and CEO of various reinsurance businesses such as a subsidiary of Everest Group ($EG), an S&P 500 company. Moderator: Michael Srour, Head of ETF Distribution for French-Speaking Europe, HANetf This webinar is for professional investors only. This material does not constitute a marketing document. It is not an invitation to invest but to be read for educational purposes only.

Vijay Manghnani, Michael Srour

ON-DEMAND 40 mins

LLM, Semantic Classification, or Both? Designing the Right Approach for Enterprise Data

Organizations are increasingly evaluating large language models (LLMs) for content classification and tagging. While LLMs offer flexibility and can accelerate semantic model development, they also introduce considerations around consistency, explainability, governance and cost. This session compares LLM-driven classification, semantic classification and hybrid approaches that combine the strengths of both. Through practical demonstrations and real-world examples, attendees will see how AI-assisted modeling can accelerate semantic model creation, while semantic classification delivers consistent, repeatable tagging across large volumes of enterprise content. We will also examine an often overlooked architectural consideration: cost predictability. As document volumes grow, content is reprocessed to meet new business requirements, and as AI licensing models evolve, the cost of token-based classification can become increasingly difficult to forecast. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for determining when to use LLMs, or semantic classification, and how to combine both to balance flexibility, governance, scalability and cost in production AI initiatives.

Lance Thieshen, Kevin Stolarski

ON-DEMAND 12 mins

Scaling platform stability and velocity: Fireside chat with Turo

In this New Relic Now customer fireside chat, you'll hear how Turo scales quickly while keeping systems stable and operational toil low. Jemiah Sius, VP of Market Strategy and Developer Relations at New Relic, talks with Victor Mora, VP of Engineering at Turo. They discuss how Turo balances developer velocity with platform stability. Victor shares practical strategies his team uses to cut noise, prove value, and bring AI agents into production safely. You'll learn how to: - Eliminate alert fatigue so engineers focus on the signals that matter - Measure business-level ROI from your observability investments - Safely operationalize complex agentic workflows using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - Scale rapidly without trading away reliability This session is built for engineering leaders, SREs, and platform teams who want to scale AI-driven development without adding risk or burnout. Watch the fireside chat on demand to see how Turo scales with confidence using Intelligent Observability.

Victor Mora, VP of Engineering, Turo & Jemiah Sius, VP of Market Strategy and Developer Relations, New Relic

ON-DEMAND 37 mins

SCC and HPE: Navigating 'The Perfect Storm': Building a Hybrid Cloud Strategy for Cost, Control and AI Readiness

Join SCC and HPE for a discussion that tackles how leading organisations are responding with with a more intentional hybrid cloud strategy due to the increasing pressures. These include rising infrastructure costs, evolving virtualisation strategies and growing AP ambitions and require a delicate balance of innovation with governance, resilience and financial control

Andrew Ayres PhD - Hybrid Cloud Strategy & Channel Leader, UKIMEA HPE | Stuart Wareham - HPE International Alliance Manager, SCC

ON-DEMAND 29 mins

Can Runtime Security Keep Autonomous AI Under Control?

“Autonomous AI agents could take an entire task & run it from start to stop without intervention, without any directives, making agentic AI attacks far more vicious than what the industry is accustomed to in traditional applications.” The one key thing that could aid enterprise success in the agentic AI cybersecurity space today is its ability to understand agents' intent. It’s easy to state but hard to convert into an actionable security strategy. This is why in the recent episode of The Security Strategist podcast, host John Tolbert, Director of Research and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole Analysis, is joined by Dror Zelber, VP Product Marketing at Radware and Dhanesh Ramachandran, Product Marketing Manager at Radware. They got together to discuss the emerging challenges of agentic AI security and how to tackle it realistically.

John Tolbert, Director of Research and Principal Analyst, KuppingerCole Analysis | Dror Zelber, VP Product Marketing, Radware | Dhanesh Ramachandran, Product Marketing Manager, Radware