Tag: explainable AI

As large-scale remediation programmes such as the motor finance review continue to unfold, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has made clear that every single...

A new report from Hawk and Chartis has found that nine in ten financial institutions now actively encourage the use of artificial intelligence in...

4CRisk.ai has published a new guide on deploying an AI governance programme in 2026, with Supradeep Appikonda, COO and co-founder, outlining what organisations need...

AI in financial services is no longer a “nice to have”. Boards are asking where it can reduce cost and improve decision-making, executives are...

Artificial intelligence once lived mainly in science fiction, embodied by figures like HAL, I, Robot and Skynet, but it is now moving quickly into...

As financial institutions accelerate their use of artificial intelligence to combat financial crime, explainability has moved from a technical consideration to a strategic priority. The...

By the end of 2025, artificial intelligence had moved decisively from theory to practice across financial crime functions. According to Quantifind, at major industry...

Agentic AI, deepening regulatory divergence and the shift of financial crime risk earlier in the customer lifecycle are among the key trends Napier AI...

If 2025 was defined by financial institutions pushing to extract maximum value from existing IT investments, 2026 marks a clear shift in direction. The...

Attitudes towards artificial intelligence in financial regulation appear to be shifting, according to new research examining how banking leaders expect regulatory approaches to evolve. A...