In the last panel of the day, moderated by Richard Peers, founder of ResponsibleRisk, the discussion centred around the role of data in nature intelligence and financial services.

Innovative AI models should be trained to respect a ‘constitution’ or a set of regulatory rules that would reduce the risk of harmful behaviour, argues a senior Bank of England policy maker.

Insurance providers must leverage the cloud to offer a personalised experience to their customers, but also ensure that operational agility and innovation are a priority.

Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi have invested $20 million into the low-code platform, Genesis Global.

BBVA is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise to its entire 120,000-strong workforce as part of a “unique and unprecedented level of collaboration” with OpenAI.

National Australia Bank’s digital unit Ubank has become the country’s first lender to offers customers the option to ditch passwords in favour of passkeys for both app and online banking.

OpenAI and Google are among dozens of tech companies signing open letter pledging to build ethical AI.

Charlotte O’Leary, CEO, Pensions for Purpose, brought Sustainable Finance.Live 2025 to a close with a passionate keynote on the underutilised role of pensions in the sustainability conversation – and spoke to a new, catalytic era.

Online pension provider PensionBee has launched a fossil fuel free fund, created in partnership with Legal & General Investment Management.

Nearly half of European banks expect to lose millions in interest due to new liquidity demands under the Sepa Instant Payments regulation, but still believe the benefits of the change will outweigh the costs.

The European Commission is to host a virtual pan-European hackathon this weekend in a bid to develop solutions to coronavirus-related challenges.

Embedded payroll infrastructure provider Salsa has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round led by Altos Ventures.

As firms integrate more advanced AI-based analysis into their core trading and investment activities, regulators need to vigilant about potential financial stability risks, the Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee warns.

In the rapidly developing financial universe, there are certain buzzwords that have been reappearing throughout discussions: blockchain, stablecoins, and tokenisation. While cryptocurrencies are not new, these new developments in decentralised finance (DeFi) are taking the financial sector by storm.

Big Tech companies such as Google, Apple and Microsoft have yet to encroach on the investment funds industry, but new research from distribution network Calastone suggests they would have a ready market from young millennials.