FCA sets out how existing UK financial rules apply to firms using AI
See how this story connectsThe UK Financial Conduct Authority published its AI Update on 22 April 2024, answering the government’s request that regulators explain how they apply its five AI principles. It maps each principle to existing rules, including the Consumer Duty, the Senior Managers and Certification Regime and operational resilience rules, and says its framework does not specifically address AI transparency or explainability. Its 12-month plan includes a third machine learning survey with the Bank of England and work on an AI sandbox.
Why it matters
UK financial firms learned that the FCA would supervise AI through current conduct and accountability rules, with no AI-specific rulebook, and that senior managers stay answerable for AI outcomes.
- When
- 22 Apr 2024
- ID
WTA-N-2024-0096- Where
- United Kingdom
- Who
- FCA, Bank of England
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WTA-N-2024-0096: “FCA sets out how existing UK financial rules apply to firms using AI.” wheresthe.ai, 22 Apr 2024. https://wheresthe.ai/d/gb-fca-ai-update-2024-04/ (source: Financial Conduct Authority).
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