Huy Nguyen Trieu

Huy Nguyen Trieu is a trailblazer in finance, technology, and disruptive business models, renowned for his pioneering insights on Fintech and the future of work. His career spans entrepreneurship, senior banking roles, and academia, giving him a broad and unique perspective on how technology reshapes industries. As co-founder of CFTE (Centre for Finance, Technology, and Entrepreneurship), Huy brings together diverse voices from business, academia, policy, and entrepreneurship to prepare global leaders for a rapidly evolving economy.Huy’s career has bridged many worlds, from senior roles at Citi and Royal Bank of Scotland, to CEO of the tech start-up Ukibi. Recognised as one of the earliest to analyse Fintech’s transformative impact, Huy co-created the Oxford Fintech Programme as the first Fintech Resident Expert at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. He also co-created pioneering courses at Hong Kong University and Imperial College London, equipping hundreds of thousands of professionals with the tools to navigate a new digital finance landscape.As a founding partner of Supercharger, Asia’s largest Fintech accelerator, Huy has helped start-ups innovate in one of the world’s fastest-growing markets. His extensive global network spans regulators, policymakers, corporations, and start-ups across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the United States, giving him unmatched insight into the interplay between technology, finance, and regulation.In his book, The AI-fication of Jobs, Huy explores the impact of AI on the workforce from a uniquely cross-disciplinary perspective, emphasising that a world driven by technology brings vast new opportunities for individuals and society alike. He believes that to harness these possibilities fully, it is essential for everyone to be involved in the discussion—from policymakers and business leaders to educators and citizens. Through his work, Huy advocates for an inclusive approach to the future of work, where technology serves as a catalyst for collective abundance.Keywords: AIfication, business models