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1LoD gathered more than 20 financial crime leaders in London for its Leaders’ Network at the end of January 2024.
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A balanced approach to artificial intelligence (AI) can encourage innovation and ensure rigorous oversight to protect market participants and maintain trust in the financial system
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There is an increasing reliance on technological advancements, including artificial intelligence (AI), to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of surveillance measures
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The 3 Lines of Defence must collaborate over culture even though current practices seldom extend beyond the compliance function, and leadership is critical in championing culture and conduct, and impr ...
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Leaders from the 3 lines discussed the future of operational risk management at 1LoD’s XLoD Leaders’ Network event in New York, including the use of technology and analytics.
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Participants were optimistic that AI and machine learning could automate the identification of control gaps and control enhancements, creating a more streamlined control environment and improving risk ...
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A recent article by Banking Risk and Regulation (part of the Financial Times Group) on non-financial risk training highlights huge gaps and inconsistencies in training standards in the industry – it e ...
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XLoD Global – London attracted around 700 senior practitioners from 1st line risk and control functions, 2nd line compliance and risk units, and 3rd line audit teams over two days in November.
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At 1LoD’s recent Surveillance Leaders’ Network in New York, participants discussed surveillance risk assessments, the use of AI to enhance surveillance, and the challenges of cross-market manipulation ...
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Hear from Simon Brady, Editor, 1LoD, on the key takeaways from XLoD Global - London 2023.
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Trade surveillance is still the basis for detecting and preventing market abuse and misconduct. But it’s hard and becoming even harder.
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As firms complete FCC remediation, and regulators determine that their programmes are sound, they are looking to invest in technology to scale up.