In an era where AI rapidly transforms financial supervision, ensuring ethical and accountable AI use has become paramount to safeguarding public trust and promoting transparency. This panel will bring together thought leaders from law, policy, technology, and regulatory bodies to examine the role of AI governance frameworks in financial oversight, focusing on how these frameworks can help build trust and drive accountability. Through discussion on regulatory best practices, legal frameworks, and practical approaches, the session aims to address both the challenges and solutions to ethical AI deployment in financial supervision. The session will explore the ethical and data governance challenges posed by AI-powered systems in financial supervision. Attendees will hear about examples of regulations such as the EU AI Act, data governance considerations, and the role of ethical AI in building trust in AI-powered systems. The need for ethical frameworks will be explored, along with how to achieve transparency, accountability, and explainability of AI outputs.
Speakers:
- Kalliopi Letsiou, Researcher, Cambridge SupTech Lab (moderator)
- Iota Nassr, Economist, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
- Perttu Korhonen, Director, Financial Analysis and Innovation, Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority
- Dr. Till Klein, Head of AI Regulation, appliedAI Institute
