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Angie Lamarsh

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Vice President, Data & AI Strategy, Commercial Banking at RBCx Β· Vice President, Data & AI Strategy, Commercial Banking at RBC Capital

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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Damien DidierunlockedAngie: together at HSBC (2017)
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About

Angie Lamarsh is VP of Data & AI Strategy for Commercial Banking at RBC, responsible for data products and AI solutions. She previously built HSBC Bank Canada's national sustainable finance practice.

Experience

  1. RBCVice President, Data & AI Strategy, Commercial Bankingcurrent2026 β€” present
  2. RBCHead of Sustainability, Personal and Commercial Banking2025 β€” 2026
  3. RBCSenior Director and Head of Climate Transformation, Personal & Commercial Banking2024
  4. HSBCHead of Sustainable Finance, Commercial Banking2021 β€” 2024Vancouver, Canada
  5. HSBCDirector, Large Corporate2017 β€” 2021Vancouver, Canada
  6. HSBCAnalyst, Large Corporate2015 β€” 2017Vancouver, Canada
  7. HSBCExecutive Management Analyst2013 β€” 2015Vancouver, Canada

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Public SpeakingCommunity OutreachStudent AffairsProgram DevelopmentBankingInternational RelationsPolicy AnalysisBusiness AnalysisPolicyRisk ManagementData AnalysisCredit Analysis
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Who is Angie Lamarsh?
Angie Lamarsh is VP of Data & AI Strategy for Commercial Banking at RBC, responsible for data products and AI solutions. She previously built HSBC Bank Canada's national sustainable finance practice.
Where does Angie Lamarsh work?
Angie Lamarsh is Vice President, Data & AI Strategy, Commercial Banking at RBCx.
Where did Angie Lamarsh go to school?
Angie Lamarsh studied at Simon Fraser University (Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) with Distinction, International/Global Studies); Simon Fraser University (Master of Arts (M.A.), Development Economics and International Development).

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