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Britain Needs ‘AI Stress Tests’ for Financial Services, Lawmakers Say

Bank of England · United Kingdom

Britain Needs ‘AI Stress Tests’ for Financial Services, Lawmakers Say

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LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) – Britain’s financial watchdogs are not doing enough to stop artificial intelligence from harming consumers or destabilising markets, a cross‑party group of lawmakers said on Tuesday, urging regulators to move away from what ‍it called a “wait and see” approach. In a report on AI in financial services, the Treasury Committee said the Financial Conduct Authority and the Bank of England should start running AI‑specific str…See the Story

Crypto firms in the U.K. face ‘higher bar’ under FCA’s final Consumer Duty proposal

Cryptocurrency · United Kingdom

Crypto firms in the U.K. face ‘higher bar’ under FCA’s final Consumer Duty proposal

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The FCA's guidance aims to align digital asset services with upcoming legislation while preserving market risk awareness.See the Story

Bank Of England Shares Stablecoin, Tokenization Plan For UK’s Digital Financial Future

Stablecoin · London

Bank Of England Shares Stablecoin, Tokenization Plan For UK’s Digital Financial Future

The Bank of England (BoE) has outlined its plan to prioritize key innovation areas in 2026, including stablecoins and tokenization, to shape the future of the UK’s digital financial landscape. Related Reading: South Korea Plans Cap On Crypto Exchange Ownership Despite Industry Concerns BoE To Prioritize Stablecoins In 2026 On Thursday, the Bank of England’s […]See the Story

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