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UBS today announced the appointment of Daniele Magazzeni as Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer.

Mr Magazzeni brings deep knowledge of AI research as well as expertise in the effective deployment and scaling of impactful AI solutions. He joins UBS from J.P. Morgan, where he served as Chief Analytics Officer for both the EMEA region and the Commercial and Investment Bank, driving their global analytics agenda across markets, banking, payments and securities services. His responsibilities included advancing AI capabilities, fostering a culture of innovation and ensuring robust AI governance.

Prior to that, he was Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence at King’s College London.

As UBS’s Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer, Daniele Magazzeni will lead the firm’s AI strategy with a focus on reshaping business capabilities to improve the client experience and enhance employee productivity. He will also head the Chief Artificial Intelligence Office, which is responsible for ensuring the effective deployment of AI-powered tools and processes at scale, maintaining consistent standards, and building strong technological foundations across the organization.

Mr Magazzeni will be based in London and report to Mike Dargan, Group Chief Operations and Technology Officer, effective 1 January 2026.

Mike Dargan said:

“Artificial intelligence is a top priority for UBS. I am delighted to welcome Daniele with his experience in embedding AI into business processes, driving measurable efficiency improvements and delivering commercial benefits. As Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer he will further optimize our use of traditional, generative and agentic AI capabilities to transform our end-to-end operations and deliver cutting-edge solutions to our clients.”

Earlier this year, UBS launched several large-scale transformational AI initiatives, called Big Rocks, which are designed to have a broad impact across the firm and increase the efficiency of processes and systems. The initiatives are already delivering valuable outcomes. UBS has over 300 live use cases and AI-powered tools are being rolled out to all employees, including M365 Copilot, and its in-house AI Assistant Red.

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