In AI-era banking, trust has a new enforcer—the network
From ATMs to AI agents, a bank's attack surface is expanding. The article looks at how the network closes the gap.
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From ATMs to AI agents, a bank's attack surface is expanding. The article looks at how the network closes the gap.
Read the original →Rishi Choudhary, co-founder and CEO of Kastle, believes that banks have been approaching AI in a particular way. The item is part of a Monday conversation series.
Read the original →KakaoBank on Monday launched a range of financial services for international residents in Korea. It joins local lenders in the race to attract customers.
Read the original →AZP outlines an insured AI certification framework. Gateless scored 97.8, and lenders reported 230,000 loans produced without a claim.
Read the original →Insurers are expanding artificial intelligence beyond assessing risks and pricing policies as spending on the technology accelerates.
Read the original →Fund managers generated large returns from betting on memory stocks earlier this year. They are now turning their attention to AI personal assistants.
Read the original →Goldman Sachs calls commodities a decade-long supercycle. Copper has hit record highs, silver is posting a sixth deficit year, and AI data centers are driving demand.
Read the original →Crossmint’s toolkit lets AI agents store cards, use network tokens, and check out at online merchants in one integration.
Read the original →To ensure an agentic commerce ecosystem works safely, effectively and efficiently for all participants, the industry should adopt shared principles. These are transparency, safety, privacy and data, choice, and interoperability.
Read the original →The Financial Stability Board has outlined financial stability risks associated with artificial intelligence and regulatory concerns surrounding stablecoins. In a letter published Monday, FSB Chair Andrew Bailey warned about cross-border mechanisms for stablecoins.
Read the original →The article says there have been hasty reassurances that the Firmus debacle does not mean the AI bubble is bursting. It adds that there are signs pointing in that direction.
Read the original →The FSB highlighted risks including volatility in sovereign bonds, private credit and AI.
Read the original →The article says there is a strong probability that Anthropic will go public on the Nasdaq in November, and that things are already very advanced. It describes Claude as a leading AI assistant alongside ChatGPT and Gemini, and notes that Claude Code has become extremely popular.
Read the original →Nine major South Korean financial institutions, including banks, suffered data leaks from hacking attacks that used artificial intelligence agents. The report is dated October 12. It notes that repeated access attempts were made from the same IP address.
Read the original →Insurers have long profited from passive customers who do not compare prices with other firms or dispute price increases. Personal AI agents that automatically compare fees and negotiate discounts are set to upend that business model. One major insurance analyst told Business Insider the impact on incumbent industries would undoubtedly be devastating.
Read the original →AI agents have begun handling online payments, but refunds, dispute handling and the allocation of responsibility for transactions beyond their authority remain unsettled. RBA has pointed to unclear accountability, and an increase in complaints and chargebacks is also a concern.
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