AI Risk & Governance

    Reporting on regulatory approaches, ethical considerations, and risk management for AI technologies deployed in financial services and markets.

    AI Risk & Governance

    Top PBOC Official Moots Fintech Sandbox

    By Samuel Riding | 27/03/2017

    Head of science and technology department eyes UK FCA’s model; to develop ‘more invasive’ regulation including regtech.

    Conduct, Culture & Accountability

    Merrill Lynch Units’ $1.9mn Fine Could Have Been Much Larger – HK SFC

    By Samuel Riding | 27/03/2017

    One unit advised on futures contracts for more than 10 years without the required license.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Updated – MAS Raises Spectre of Algo ‘Contagion’

    By Samuel Riding | 21/03/2017

    Singapore regulator using clustering, network analysis; to set up supervisory technology unit.

    Cloud & Infrastructure

    MAS Enters Japan Fintech Partnership

    By Samuel Riding | 15/03/2017

    Japan recently forged fintech link with UK; regulatory agreements over past 12 month belie talk of ‘economic nationalism’.

    Cloud & Infrastructure

    Updated – Japan, UK Regulators Agree Fintech Referrals

    By Samuel Riding | 10/03/2017

    JFSA also eyes cross-border rule making on blockchain.

    Cloud & Infrastructure

    S.Korea to Provide $2.6bn in Fintech Funding

    By Samuel Riding | 09/03/2017

    Funds will be offered over next three years to close gap with industries in Japan, US and UK.

    AI Risk & Governance

    Tokyo Exchange to Deploy Machine Learning, AI Surveillance

    By Samuel Riding | 01/03/2017

    Exchange will deploy NEC machine learning, Hitachi AI technology.

    Emerging Prudential Risks

    Fintech at a Regulatory Crossroads

    By Peter Guy | 27/02/2017

    How financial technology could accelerate and exacerbate the next crisis remains unanswered.

    AI Risk & Governance

    MAS to Launch Data Analytics Group

    By Samuel Riding | 14/02/2017

    New group will help MAS to enhance efficiency of regulatory compliance, supervision.

    Cloud & Infrastructure

    Bureaucracy Hinders Australia Regtech Adoption

    By Samuel Riding | 09/02/2017

    ASIC urged to work with government to help cut regulatory costs, relax requirements.

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