Tag: AI governance

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to automating simple, repetitive compliance and risk tasks. Across financial services, firms are increasingly using AI to conduct...

Artificial intelligence is accelerating software development, with coding agents increasingly able to build features, restructure code and fix defects with limited human intervention. For...

Key views on AI productivity impact by function across FIs and FinTechs: The Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance surveyed 203 FinTechs and 149 traditional...

Artificial intelligence in financial services has largely been measured through familiar metrics such as cost reduction, faster processing and automation. However, TAINA Technology argues...

For years, financial services due diligence followed a fixed script. Procurement teams asked for SOC 2 Type II and PCI DSS certification, given how...

Financial regulators across the US, UK and UAE are converging on a single message: firms do not need to wait for AI-specific rules before...

US investment managers are being warned that 2026's regulatory landscape is not lighter, just sharper, as the SEC narrows its focus to fraud and...

Financial firms are making decisions about artificial intelligence before regulators have established an AI-specific rulebook. But according to Red Oak Analysis, the absence of...

Risk and compliance functions in financial services are being asked to do more than watch the regulatory horizon, according to CUBE's latest fortnightly briefing,...

French insurers are moving beyond the question of whether to use artificial intelligence and towards a more difficult one: how to make it work...