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The Financial Conduct Authority on Monday identified numerous "weaknesses" in U.K. banks' use of artificial intelligence and financial crime controls. It warned that inadequate oversight, data management failures and gaps in risk assessments could expose firms to operational and regulatory risks.
Read the original →Speaking at SIRC 2026, SCOR’s Thierry Léger argued that capital should only follow capability. He warned that rushing capacity into AI and data centres risks repeating costly mistakes.
Read the original →The Singapore Reinsurers’ Association (SRA) has launched its Reinsurers’ Artificial handbook as AI creates new opportunities across the insurance value chain.
Read the original →BLF develops adaptive investment strategies for its pension and annuity funds based on their cash flows and liquidity needs. It does not use a one-size-fits-all approach.
Read the original →Hana Asset Management says 2027 AI investing will require tighter stock picking. It favors software, cybersecurity and cloud alongside semiconductors.
Read the original →The latest Citi survey reinforces the role of AI in investment decision-making. Wealthy investors prefer a hybrid model in which AI and human advisers work together.
Read the original →Marvell's custom silicon business is ramping across the top hyperscalers. The description says Wall Street consensus may have missed something important about the company's prospects.
Read the original →Visa reports that shoppers are using AI to find deals, are concerned about fraud and are seeking unique cross-border gifts this holiday season.
Read the original →Sunrate, a global payment and treasury management platform, announced the Sunrate Agentic Card during Hong Kong FinTech Week 2026. It is a programmable, multi-currency virtual commercial card designed for AI agents to make payments on behalf of businesses within predefined rules and authorisation frameworks.
Read the original →The XRP Ledger's AI payment tracker has recorded 14,868,038 cumulative transactions worth about $49,134. That is an average of roughly one-third of a cent per transaction.
Read the original →On the latest episode of theCUBE Pod, John Furrier and Dave Vellante discuss the AI infrastructure bubble and changes to the NYSE.
Read the original →AI stocks face an election reckoning, along with mounting debt and cash fears.
Read the original →The U.S. stock market had a difficult October as concerns over AI spending, weakening free cash flow and elevated interest rates triggered a sharp selloff in technology and semiconductor stocks. More than $2 trillion in Nasdaq-100 market value was lost.
Read the original →The Securities and Exchange Commission is scrutinizing artificial intelligence companies' disclosures amid growing concern over infrastructure spending.
Read the original →Bank of England and FCA findings highlight uneven monitoring and regression testing.
Read the original →The XRP Ledger's AI payment tracker has recorded 14,868,038 cumulative transactions. Their total value is about $49,134 (about 7.8 million yen), an average of roughly $0.0033 per transaction (about 0.52 yen).
Read the original →The disclosure document, dated November 2, 2026, is available to view. It can be downloaded as a PDF.
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