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Event Overview
Hosted By: Credit Research Foundation
Location: Scottsdale Marriott at McDowell Mountains in Scottsdale, Arizona
Date: October 26-28, 2026
About: CreditRiskMonitor will be attending the Credit Research Foundation’s 2026 October Forum in Scottsdale, Arizona, a three day event where credit, finance and order to cash professionals get expert sessions on the economic outlook, AI, private equity and payment fraud, along with time to network with industry peers facing similar challenges. CreditRiskMonitor COO Shyarsh Desai and VP of Marketing Brian Sanders will present “Beyond the Dashboard: Building an AI Ready Credit Function” on Tuesday, October 27 at 1:45pm. Stop by to connect with our team.
Why You Should Meet With Us:
Delivering Expert Insight. For over 25 years, CreditRiskMonitor has helped credit and finance professionals evaluate the financial health of their customers and counterparties, from early bankruptcy warning signs to ongoing risk monitoring. Our data driven approach gives credit managers, A/R leaders and finance executives the clarity to spot financial distress before it turns into a missed payment or a write off.
Strategic AI Advancements. Credit risk moves fast, and so should your visibility into it. Our AI driven solutions help credit and finance teams stay ahead of customer financial risk quickly and cost effectively. We pair them with a “human in the loop” approach, so the analysis stays accurate as your portfolio grows.
Join the Conversation. AI in credit is quickly moving beyond individual productivity tools. The bigger opportunity is building a credit organization that can use AI strategically across data, decisions, monitoring and enterprise workflows. This session explores what it takes to build an AI ready credit function, including how emerging technologies can connect AI agents with trusted data and internal systems. You’ll leave with a framework for evaluating AI readiness, sharper questions to ask technology providers, and a view of how credit risk management will evolve over the next two to three years.