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From Hurdles to Horizons: AI Adoption in Financial Services Under the EU AI Act - IFA Magazine
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AI, Data And Digital Disruption: What’s Driving Financial Services Transformation In 2025
The pace of change in financial services is unrelenting. For those shaping strategy across Digital Transformation, AI, Data, and Operations, anticipating innovation and disruption has become an integral part of their role. As the sector navigates sweeping technological shifts, embedding AI and digital capabilities is essential to redefining customer journeys, driving efficiencies, and ensuring long-term relevance.
From hurdles to horizons: AI adoption in financial services under the EU AI Act - IFA Magazine
As EU lawmakers refine the AI Act, financial services firms must navigate a shifting landscape where compliance, innovation and risk management collide. Gordon Baggott, Director of AI at 4most, explores for us how evolving rules could unlock AI’s potential for firms – or leave them stuck at the starting line. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping financial services, but firms are progressing at different rates. For banks and insurers, the ke…
Two months ago, Vincent Strubel, Director General of the National Assembly, was interviewed by the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly. On this occasion, he gave an unequivocal overview of the state of the cyber threat, while at the same time exposing the French doctrine and the regulatory instruments currently being deployed. At the end of the meeting, he gave an overview of the state of the cyber threat. Is it possible to build …
AI critical for 84% of EU financial firms, but most not “Dora-ready”
The majority of European financial institutions believe that failure to adopt AI and digital tools will undermine their competitiveness within five years, yet most remain unprepared to meet the requirements of the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (Dora), according to PwC Luxembourg. The report has shown that 84% of financial firms see AI and digital
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